We have used it a bunch of times. It's very easy to use with our hammock. It made the outdoor way more enjoyable in the summer.

I wish it had a zipper on top or bottom, to allow for quick removal. As it is, you have to remove the hamac sling to remove this, and you have to slide it in, which is not so easy also because this is so tight. I don't understand why they don't make it much longer. It's like they want to create the smallest space possible to be in.But it works, the fabric is sturdy.

Fine mesh, well constructed, and simple to install!

Generally the product quality is good, But according to the directions that came with it there should be 5 clips to hang it with. I have 4 clips and a part that Is not a clip. I reached out to customer service response was a little slow probably due to time zones differences, but they sent a replacement to address the issue. The replacement was made correctly. The netting is a little more stiff than some other hammock nets I bought, but it also seems more sturdy so I am hopeful it will last longer. I have used it camping near ponds and areas with bugs and have not had bug issues while sleeping. Nice addition to the pack.

I don’t usually write a review so fast after receiving a product but honestly I think I’m in love with this! I love hanging out in a hammock in my back yard, but I keep living in mosquito breeding grounds. I’ve tried a couple of different mosquito net solutions over the years and they were uniformly useless.This on the other hand was extremely easy to set up, the material was actually a little sturdier than expected after some of the reviews I read, and the zippers move like a dream (part of what made me choose this brand were the excellent zipper reviews). As you can see from the pic, I’ve got a larger size hammock rather than a fancy camping one, but it fits great - and the extra material at the sides keep any of my skin from touching the netting so the bugs won’t get me!Honestly I was a little nervous about spending more money on a mosquito net right after I’d just bought an inferior one that was useless, but I’m very glad I did. The mesh in this is very fine, I’m not worried about anything coming in. The ridge line and hooks worked great, me and my chihuahua are enjoying the warm spring day as I’m typing!I’ll update the review if I think of anything else, but figured I’d post a pic of what it looks like from the inside with a larger size hammock. Definitely recommend even if you just want to chill in your backyard and not get eaten alive!

This bug net worked very well for my 2-person hammock used for a backpacking trip. It fit the whole length of the hammock with some extra length at the ends. The mesh is very small and did not let any bugs in for the duration of our trip (even though there were a lot of mosquitos, gnats, and spiders at the site we camped at). When rolled up and put in the bag it came in, it was pretty light, although a little heavier and larger than I expected. It fit nicely into the bottom of my backpack, though. The ends of the net are a drawstring which can be tightened to prevent the net from sliding along the ridgeline I hung. I was worried the drawstring would let bugs in. No bugs were able to get in, though, and it worked well.

I have not used this product on the trail yet, but out of the box it looks very well constructed. I have pitched it over my hammock in my basement and it functioned perfectly. It is a very fine netting material, so it should keep even the tiniest pests out. Easy set up, and it is spacious enough to still get a diagonal flat lay. I will update my review after I put some miles on it.

I already had a bug net I was happy with. I purchased this bug net for 3 reasons - impossibly good price, lighter claimed weight, and I already owned some Foxelli daisy chain hammock suspension straps from a previous deal, and I was happy with their quality.After opening the package from Amazon, I removed the free included flashlight and the warranty card and the thank-you card, and weighed the bug net with its included ridgeline, in the attached stuff sack. My scale showed 15.0 ounces, which is even better than I had hoped. My current 11'6" bug net, when stuffed into its stuff sack with its included ridgeline, weighs over 20 ounces.I use 11' hammocks, with a ridgeline length of approximately 9'6", so this bug net is plenty long enough for me. In fact, it's going to be a little too long, and I will consider shortening its width if I am brave enough to alter it. There's no reason not to, as it will also take off some unnecessary weight. I know that my current 11'6" bug net is too long, so I laid them out together (see photo) with the Foxelli net on top of my current net. The Foxelli net is slightly wider horizontally, and slightly shorter vertically. My current bug net will sometimes droop and touch the ground if I don't hang the ridgeline high enough, and for simplification I'd rather not even use the included ridgeline and just use my hammock's structural ridgeline instead. This shorter height on the Foxelli net will hopefully help make that possible.I am NOT a fan of the attached stuff sack, and I hope I can take a seam ripper to it and disconnect it without negatively affecting the stitching on the bottom seam of the net. Leaving it attached will certainly cause it to touch the ground - note to Foxelli, stop doing that.The hanging hooks are quite a bit smaller/lighter than the hooks on my current net, and there are 2 fewer. I consider this a good design choice. The seven hooks of my current net are a bit overkill, and add unnecessary weight/bulk. The Foxelli hooks are more appropriate for the job at hand. Now, if I can simply use my hammock's structural ridgeline to support my bug net, I will remove the hooks for further weight savings. I will also remove the small loops of cordage attached to each of the four zipper pulls.The material seems to be slightly lighter in weight than that of my current bug net, but will still keep out the biting insects. It does lack the vertical stretch of the material of my current bug net - I really like the fact that my bug net will stretch vertically if I somehow bottom out while in my hammock; I feel like this will prevent damage/tears to the material. The Foxelli material lacks this vertical stretch - it doesn't seem to stretch much in either direction (horizontal or vertical). So I will have to be careful. Again, it is too wide for my current hammocks, and I will hang it lower than its intended use, so I don't believe there will be a problem.I will update this review after I have experienced hanging in it, but my initial impression is very favorable. It is better designed and lighter than my current net, and will likely be replacing it. The price was less than half of my current net, which makes this Foxelli net a no-brainer choice.