🦟 Pys Hammock Bug Net - Ultimate Protection from Bugs and Mosquitoes for All Camping Hammocks Review

Used by another person who has an Eno screen and is almost the same in design and quality. Would recommend this to anyone of the ENO brand. Used this bug net on a 4 day and 4 day trip to border waters.

I love this product! I have a double size hammock that fits perfectly. I agree that the webbing that the hammock straps go through doesn't close properly enough, but wrapping and knotting a bit of paracord worked incredibly. Haven't felt anything all night. It was super buggy offline all day (South Jersey Pine Lands) but not a single bug while sleeping. I replaced the brackets on my bed with lightweight climbing brackets as it seems like the plastic will eventually break, but my girlfriend left

Appears to be of acceptable quality (no holes, stitching looks good, zipper works, fabric doesn't feel cheap). Easy to set up once you figure out you need to lift the webbing off the shoulder straps a little and tighten. The net is quite heavy for a bug net, not bad but noticeably heavier than some others on the market. This is probably due to the plastic clips that attach to the leash and the thick material on the ends. (I agree with the other review that the edging material is too thick and…

I have not tried other insect nets but this one worked very well for my hammock. Installation is easy and the ends are tight around my hammock rope. When I turned it on, not a single mosquito flew to me, although I can hear them buzzing everywhere. This year I treated the entire mesh with permethrin, maybe that helped too. The zip works well and the mesh and stitching seem pretty solid. I accidentally sat on the net several times while climbing in a hammock and it is perfectly preserved…

So far I like the mesh. I've been using it for several hours over several days and I can say that it keeps flies and mosquitoes away very well. My only complaint is that the grille is very good, but it also does its job quite well. blocks the breeze, which means it can get very hot in a mesh-topped hammock. It might be better for cooler climates, but I find I need a little more air circulating overhead in the hot Texan summer air. Lying in it is a bit stuffy, like a personal sauna. I'll try…

All in all a great error protection system for the price. HOWEVER.1. There's a huge hole underneath! (huge for a web of faults) It looks like a manufacturing fault where the machine failed to hook part of the material (see photos). This upset me a lot because I really like this bud web.2. The tight ends are not tight enough to fully close around the support straps. I need to fill these holes with something so the bugs don't find their way through the ends (like ants that risk climbing down the…

I made a 12ft long, 6ft wide hammock with gathered ends using fabric I bought in rolls from RipStop for hammock camping in the hot weather. I sewed everything myself and am very happy with the quality and comfort of the finished product. I was also on the verge of making my own bug net until I saw this one at Revain. Realizing that I couldn't buy any material because this one was widely sold, I decided to see if it would suit me. This is actually a real 12 foot long hammock net. And it fits…

I found this hammock net perfect for my Fox Outfitters Neolite double hammock as it appears to be the largest on the market. I didn't use a double hammock because I'm a big guy but because I like the extra space in it. Finding an effective mosquito net that actually fits was difficult until I found this one. I recently used this bug net in a hammock on a 3 day hike in an area that has had a lot of rain lately. As a result, there was a lot of stagnant water, so the mosquitoes came out in full…