Ticket To The Moon Convertible BugNet 360

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Easy to install. The zipper feels quite stiff at first. The material is very sensitive to the velcro sticker, so be careful with it so it doesn't stick to anything.

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This mosquito net is a top choice - especially if you have a Ticket To The Moon hammock. It does work with other brands, but the usability and design are best matched with the hammocks of that brand. I have been able to sleep peacefully at night with this. The mesh does not, for example, flow onto the face.

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Go about your business.

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Fits and works well together with MoonTarp, easy to hang up.

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Even if camping without (mosquitoes) would be more comfortable, it effectively keeps the "inhabitants" away. Easy to install if you follow tttm's tips.

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Easy to use with any hammock. Sufficiently dense network

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The good thing is that it also protects the underside if there is no underquilt or sleeping pad in use. You can also leave it out of the trip if it's not bug season or if it breaks, then you don't need to replace the entire ripper, as with the integrated ones. The storage bag is breathable and functional. I haven't (yet) tested how it would work on the porch with the sleeping pad. A star off because I couldn't get the net up very high without a separate attachment. The locking of the net's tensioning cord was also weak, so hanging even a small item caused the cord to sag and the net also came down. You could probably tackle that problem with a separate brush line.

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Convenient and easy to install! Itikat stays well away. Another plus is Ticket to the moon's own bag where you can store the bugnet.

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A working product. You can make the net a little more stable if you string a stronger ridgeline-type string above the hammock. The net's own string attachment can't really withstand extra hangings without slipping.

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Works well as it should.