12' Hammock Mosquito Net to Protect You from Bugs While Camping in Your Hammock

Igor: I am a very happy camper.

United States on Jul 28, 2023

Billie FitzBillie Fitz: This product does what is says. I usually don't write reviews. However I've learned a few things.
I have a Eno Double nest. Live in Mi. I almost bought the eno versus instead. But it wouldn't have gotten here in time. Thank god I didnt. A friend bought one. His didnt come with long enough cord to hang it.
Eno versus might be of better quality. But at least this comes with everything you need to use right away.
Very light, i have no issue leaving it in my pack going into a trip knowing I probably won't need it. Its light enough, to just keep with your gear year round.
I have the mindset of, take care of it. Treat it like its fragile and in theory, it should last.
Only real concern is how long it'll last. Zipper looks a little sketchy. Honestly the over all build quality looks a little sketchy. However, this is one of those items that are known to be replaced over time. Its hard to make bug nets last. They rip, things get poked through them. Zipper stitching or net near zipper tear. SO FAR, non of that has happened. All in all. Worth the buy.

United States on Sep 30, 2020

John: I love this 12' PYS Hammock Bug Net! Most people who know me will tell you how much I love laying in a hammock. I always worry about falling asleep because I breathe through my mouth when I sleep and will likely snore. lol I don't care to breathe in any bugs in the process, so this bug / mosquito net is perfect. It helps keep mosquitos and all those other pesky bugs from messing with you when you are trying to relax. My only issue is a give and take issue. Since the holes in the netting are so small to keep out even the tiniest bugs at bay, it also doesn't allow the air to flow through as freely as I would like on those hot days. It takes a little bit of wind to penetrate the netting. It isn't too bad if you are in the shade and the sun isn't beaming down on the black netting. So, it’s either bigger holes for more air and allowing smaller bugs to get through or smaller holes with no bugs and less air flowing through. I prefer to keep the smaller bugs out. They tend to be the most annoying. This bug net seems to hold up great. I bring it everywhere I go and when at the cabin, If I am not using it, someone else is. The netting and zipper have had some action and some stress put on...

United States on Aug 17, 2020

Northern MinnesotaNorthern Minnesota: Appears to be reasonable quality (no holes, stitching looks good, zipper works, doesn't feel like cheapy fabric). Easy to set up once you figure out that you need to set you guy line quite a bit up from your straps and pull it taut. The netting is pretty heavy for a bug net, not terrible, but noticeably heavier than some others on the market. This is probably due to the plastic clips that hang on the line and the thick material at the ends. (I agree with another review about the end material being too thick and making it difficult to close around your straps all the way) It's definitely roomy, it actually hangs all the way to the ground for me which makes getting in and out easier for me. In the end it works great with my double-nest from TNH Outdoors.

United States on Jun 10, 2018

Force10JohnC: For me this hammock bug net seemed ideal for my Fox Outfitters Neolite double hammock as it seems to be the largest out there in the market. I used a double hammock not because I'm a big guy but because I like the extra space in it. Finding an effective mosquito net that actually fits it had been difficult until I found this one.

I recently used this hammock bug net on a 3 day camping trip at a location that had recently had a lot of rain. As a result there was a lot of standing water so the mosquitoes were out in full force. Sleeping every night in my hammock, I was mosquito free for a sound sleep. The netting was also not falling down in my face as I tried to sleep.

The one issue I had with it was that I did not feel that the ends of the hammock bug nets where you pull through your hammock secured tightly enough on their own. For this reason I tied mine closed even tighter using paracord. This really is no big deal for me but may be something to consider if you think it will be an issue for you.

This is a very nice product if you are an experienced hammock camper. If you aren't you will need to learn to create an effective ridge line and make adjustments...

United States on May 07, 2018