Reviews

Works well, easy to get in/out.

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It was smaller and tighter than I expected and I also managed to get holes in the net, so unfortunately it was disposable. The product seemed to be of high quality.

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Good product, light.

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Somehow I would miss a little more fabric in height. It feels like it's going to be a fad and a gap will be left for the germs from below.

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do his job

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Highly qualified crank with DD Superlight Hammock, does what it promises, ie keeps mosquitoes and other flying mules away

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Keep sprouts away.

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Too short for your own human length and thus mosquitoes etc. can get in through the hole in the end. The length should be at least 40cm more.

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This is now being tested on various hammocks and ticket to moon rugs I think a bit short.

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Lightweight and easy to use, depending on other equipment it can sometimes be challenging to get perfectly tight, but when used properly it works well

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Active

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Light and easy to thread over the hanger. It also fits in a slightly looser carpet carrying case as it is, so there is no need to squat when unloading.

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Well worked. No mosquitoes have been able to eat.

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Works very well with the DD superlight hammock, as long as you remember to tune the ridgeline to the ends of the hanger. The net comes with its own brush cord with a small pouch for storing goods. The net has stayed well in place, even though the hanger turns a little. The dense net keeps even smaller insects away from the mosquito.

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Easy to put on mosquito repellent as it should be light enough to fit in well

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I haven’t had time to try yet, but it looks good.

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Protects well from mosquitoes with the dd superlight hammock, maybe goes with other smaller hammocks. A good addition to bring a pouch net in your own ridgeline. rigdeline a little short and has to be tied with independent strings. apparently this is how it is designed, as the hammock comes inside the net. The ridgeline of the net is a bit flexible so you can't put anything in the bag, or it's worth putting it a little tighter. Well prevent bugs as long as you remember to tighten the net.