18 Best Camping Hammock With Mosquito Net (2022 Updated)

I love how light and compact this product is, and how easy it was to set up. It worked very well the first couple of nights that I used it. However, there was one night that the wind picked up. By the time, I woke up, the little metal rod that goes across the top had popped out of place and torn huge holes in the netting.

If it’s windy, I would recommend removing that rod.

Wow. did I really spend $70 on this? Stuff sack is the first to fail. Ultra light weight makes the netting very breathable but fragile. Spreader bar is close to useless in application and can make it difficult to get in and out of in the dark when it’s not close to level but don’t worry that will fail or get lost soon enough.

Over engineered and expensive for what it is. There are simpler and more durable designs that are worth your attention. This one’s a loaner.

I have been using ENO hammocks since my first ENO Double Nest was issued to me in the military in 2008. (A 9-hour flight in a military cargo plane goes from misery to luxury when I would rig my ENO in the aircraft.

*Ask the air crew before you start setting up. ) After retiring from the military I became a full-time expedition kayak guide spending literally months sleeping in an ENO in the islands along the US-Canadian border.

The ENO Jungle Nest is a big step up in convenience and insect protection over every other insect-protected sleeping solution. It’s extremely compact and comfortable with it’s aluminum spreader bar and integrated ridge line.

My only suggested improvement would be to offer a camo or more earth-toned color option.

I have several ENO hammocks, 2 DoubleNests, 2 old JungleNests, and now the new Jungle Nest. This one is, by far, my favorite. The old JungleNest didn’t seem to have much room and, tho I liked the integrated bug netting, it always seemed to droop or be in my face.

That is has been taken care of in the new version. The spreader bar keeps the bug net at perfect tension with the integrated ridgeline. Set up is a breeze using the Helios straps. I have no problem using my Vulcan underquilt with it as well as the Underbelly gear sling.

And the hammock is much more roomy than the old version and had a nice storage spot above my head and to the side. Additionally, I added a little hack. The issue with the Talon ridgeline was that the hooks would always be on the outside of the bug netting.

This was true for the Guardian bug net as well as the old JungleNest. With this new hammock, the ridgeline is integrated and is inside! I took two of the Prusik knot hooks off of my Talon ridgeline and added them onto the ridgeline inside the hammock.

Now I can hang up the pouch that came with the Talon and it gives me a lot more overhead storage. The Moonshine lantern also hangs from the internal ridgeline and provides the perfect light. All in all, I’m extremely satisfied with this one!.

Though I haven’t used mine yet, I bought this after a really good sleep in a borrowed one in October. It’s easy to set up (you may need some trial runs and a knowledgeable buddy), comfortable and feels strong.

I’m 5′, 138 lbs. and am a wiggly side sleeper. I never felt unsupported. The sides come up just enough so I felt nested and not smothered. Used ENO’s ProFly Sil Rain Tarp, ENO straps and a Rumpl underquilt.

Great hammock! Very strong yet very lightweight. The single size is still roomy enough to lay out flat. Breathable in warm weather. Highly recommended. Back’s very small as you can see with the stuff sack at the top end.

Also versatile enough to use other attachment equipment besides, the included straps from Sea To Summit. Very versatile. I love it.

I bought this on a whim after reading a great review on OutdoorgearLabs and I’m so happy I did. This has been a lifesaver during Coronavirus – we are largely trapped at home so I’ve been hanging this hammock all around the property.

It hangs on our front porch during the morning so we can wave to neighbors as we sit-sideways in it (my wife, myself, and one of our two children). In the afternoon when the heat moves in I’ve been stringing it up in the back yard under a maple tree – last night after a long hard day of work, my wife admitted “all I want is to lay in the hammock and read.

” I took the kids for an hour, made dinner, and she did just that. The smile on her face afterward. this hammock is a real lifesaver. While we probably maxed out the weight of it, the other day my wife and I were in the hammock and both kids climbed in – 400 lbs of total weight, swaying in the breeze.

That’s pretty incredible. Thank you Sea to Summit for a great product! I love the size of it as well.

This hammock is durable, light, and easy to set up. It may take slightly longer the first time to understand the method, but after that, it’s a breeze. Highly recommend. Sea to Summit never fails to provide high quality gear and holds a standard higher than most.

Review written from hammock! I purchased this as a replacement to a traditional rope and wooden bar hammock that shredded. I was initially apprehensive about the ENO but I’m loving it. It fits into a standard metal frame once I got 18” of chain from the hardware store.

Setup and takedown couldn’t be easier, and the ENO is a snap to store and wash. The ENO is a bit more difficult to exit but I’m still spry enough to handle it. I was concerned the material wouldn’t be as breathable as woven rope, but the ENO is surprisingly cool and breezy.

Build quality appears excellent. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. I’m now buying the Atlas straps to make sure I can use it away from home.

I bought this a month ago and set it up between 4×4 pergola posts. I used the Eno atlas system and the Helios system then placed permanent hooks (from HD). Good construction. Lightweight. Wow! I can’t wait to take this to the lake.

I will also try with a backpack. The double is perfect because you can lay diagonally for a better angle on your neck and back. Perfectly comfortable for reading a book for 3 hours. My SIL has the same one and has found the perfect spot.

I also got the bug net and it’s an awesome addition to the setup.

I’ve been wanting to buy an eno hammock for about a year now and I am so glad I found this fun printed one on Moosejaw. The pattern I picked was hard to find in stock but so worth the search! The boulder/melon colors look amazing in the light.

These hammocks are the best for a great night’s sleep and an easy camping experience.

I love to hammock in parks to read and sometimes camp overnight. The Skyloft is a very different experience from a typical hammock, with some advantages and disadvantages. Advantages: — Your shoulders will breathe a sigh of relief.

There is still some shoulder squeeze, but not much. — Your back will also breathe a sigh of relief. The curvature of your body is much straighter than in traditional hammocks without having to nuance a corner-to-corner laying position.

— The fabric is thicker and sturdier than normal hammocks — The setup and teardown is maybe a bit harder than normal hammocks, but not so bad as you’d expect. Disadvantages: — I wish the storage pockets were hanging pockets.

— The hammock is VERY flippable in the wind if you get out of it. Your blanket and book will be on the ground in a heartbeat. — The hammock is very sensitive to how you are laying. You basically have one comfortable position – laying dead center.

It is an extremely comfortable position – but you only have one. It also is not easy to sit in or get in. Overall, I really like this hammock for what it is. I use it when I want a flat lay without the frustrating parts of a traditional hammock.

But sometimes I just enjoy being able to try 100 different laying/sitting positions in my traditional hammock too. So I now mix it up between this and my old hammock, and I’m glad I have two options that are both good but very different.

I thought I’d try this style of hammock because I get frustrated with the my other Eno hammock that tends to fold in over my head and whole body (but I still like that one too under certain conditions).

Anyway I like this new one since it does not wrap around my body and is very comfortable. The materials and build quality are very nice. One complaint is there is no hanging pocket available for a drink which my other Eno has (the stuff sack is handy for that).

Maybe they could incorporate something like that in a future version.

Having owned an ENO DoubleNest for years, when I saw the Skyloft hammock I was pretty intrigued to test one out. Picked one up at the store this weekend and it is a really neat and super comfortable hammock – a very different experience compared to the Doublenest.

I think i’ll use it for mainly car camping and just hanging out. Quality and construction looks solid and the recline feature is quite innovative. Did not have the same issue with the stuff sack as the other reviewer.

We recently purchased this hammock to replace a Thermarest hammock that had unfortunately failed. We were pleasantly surprised that this hammock is actually nicer to use than the one from Thermarest.

It was just as easy to hang (we used our old tree strap set) but we actually preferred it since it didn’t seem to cocoon/envelope around the person in the hammock, instead it still stayed somewhat open so you could enjoy views, chat with others, read a book etc.

A friend that was travelling loved it so much she actually said she wants to buy one as well so she can take it to the park etc to use one herself. Would definitely buy again.

Bought this about two months ago. Currently traveling around North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina with it. Pretty comfortable overall, and I like the “bag” that it comes in is attached to the actual hammock itself.

Super useful!.

As the title reads, I have only used this once and it was my first time sleeping overnight in a hammock. The setup included this hammock (in Khaki/Olive), ENO Atlas Hammock Suspension System, Z Lite SOL pad from Thermarest, Camp Dreamer pillow from REI and a 25 year old sleeping bag from The North Face.

When new, the bag was rated for 15 degrees – now its more like 35 degrees. It was a car camping situation, alone, Northeast of Bagdad, Arizona on AZ State Trust Land (Permit required – $20 annually for a family).

Day time temperatures were 85 to 90 degrees, night time temperature was about 50 degrees. First of all, I did not measure the distance between the two trees, but between the hammock and the ENO suspension system – I had to use the first loop on one end and the second loop on the other end – a large length of the suspension system simply hung down to the ground.

The hammock was strung tighter than a guitar string at about 4 feet off the ground. When I climbed into to try it, the hammock sunk down a little less than the recommended 18 inches off the ground, due to my lard butt body type 5′ 8″ – 185 lbs (that’s 1.

72M and 84 Kg for those of you in the rest of the world that use the wrong measuring system 😉 ). First of all, I would rate it 5 stars for the ease of setup, especially for a guy with a sick level of ADD – who wants to read directions? The Thermarest mat and the bag fit in nicely and remained in place.

There was not more than perhaps 3 mph of wind throughout the entire time the hammock was set up, so in terms of weather – this was the most benign scenario I think any camper could have. Great for a noob to experience his first overnight hammock sleep! There were clear skies with no chance of rain, so I had no rain fly, tarp, etc.

overhead, just a tangle of juniper limbs and stars for as far as I could see. When I decided to go to sleep at about 1 hour after dusk due to fire restrictions, I sank right into the bag and hammock.

I was really happy that I remembered to pack the Thermarest pad, because any time I rolled off it during the night, I woke up immediately with a cold sensation in that part of my body that was off the pad.

The bag was more than enough to keep my top side warm as it’s still good down to about 35 degrees. I think the DoubleNest can take two adults, which is why it seemed to almost surround my head as I sank into it and stared up at the night sky.

That’s a feature that I liked as I was out there alone and this gave that faux secure feeling of being back in the womb. I did not sleep clear through the night as I like to roll from side to side on the bed at home and this forced me to remain primarily on my back during the night.

I think the combination of the ENO suspension system and the hammock generated a very slight rhythmic swaying sensation throughout the night which I liked as well. Rock me all night long (in a gentle way)! So for the night of sleep, I rate it 4 stars.

Now I also want to talk about putting it back in the sack. This is ALWAYS an issue for me with ANY camping gear. The stuff sack is sewn / joined to the hammock – great idea for someone like me who currently cannot find his sleeping bag stuff sack from a previous trip.

You won’t lose the sack unless you lose the hammock as well. The other great thing about this attached stuff sack is you can put your keys, wallet, glasses etc. in the sack and easily retrieve them when you get up from your sleep, because it is located on one edge of the hammock, but right in the middle of the hammock lengthwise.

For the innovation of having the stuff sack be part of the hammock, I give 5 stars. When the hammock first arrived from REI, it was a perfectly symmetrical bundle of pure packed perfection. Once I took it out of the sack – yeah that’s never happening again.

If any readers of this review have a youtube video of how to repack it, then please post the link to it. There is a very cheap little draw string clip to secure the hammock within the opening of the sack, and i broke it the very first time I handled it.

If you squeeze it in the wrong direction, it only can take a few inch pounds of pressure before you hear a little “snap”. So I can no longer draw the string tight. There IS a very good quality backpack buckle strap sewn into the sack which saves you if you do break the draw string clip.

This buckle strap is sewn in at the base of the stuff sack and wraps around the opening at the top end to secure the hammock within the sack. That’s a really great feature! Also, the ENO suspension system has it’s own stuff sack and it takes a little while to get the straps into the sack as you have to slowly wind each strap around itself to form two elliptical shapes small enough to stuff in one at a time.

I only give the hammock an overall rating of 4 stars, because nothing is 5 stars – that is the unobtainable Nirvana that all products need to strive for! I do recommend it to others and I would purchase this again.

Remember, this was a single use review and in the most favorable of camping circumstances.

I bought my first ENO double nest back in 2010/2011. It lasted over 10 years. Just picked up a brand new one today. Slight changes to the design to be aware of. The old style silver carabiners have been updated to a modern looking black and thin silver retaining version.

Same 400lb capacity, and not rated for climbing! It seems this new hammock is slightly shorter than my previous one. I had to use the carabiners from my old hammock to extend the length of my new one for my backyard stand to work properly.

Other than that, I’ve been very happy with their products.

I have had my hammock for almost 10 years now. It has been on multiple camping trips, overnight sleep overs, and is not strung up between two posts on my back deck where I like to nap on cool afternoons.

I have had other brands that have torn (one stopped my daughter on her head on our concrete patio); however, the ENO has been TOUGH! To the people saying theirs ripped, I am not sure what would cause that.

I mean common sense is to not lay in it with something rigid in your back pocket. Awesome product. The color is starting to run and fade, so it may be time to upgrade, and when I do, it will be with another ENO product.

Altitude Sports offered a very good price for this hammock so I bit, on second thought and after a bit more research I decided to return this product. I’m sure it would be very suitable for casual use but I am also toying with the idea of hammock camping so I’m going to wait to purchase a full set up instead.

Also, multiple other hammock brands offer lifetime warranty which makes me feel more assured about my purchase; ENO does not.

Was not anticipating the actual size of this hammock, originally thought it would be nice to have extra room but it is large enough for two comfortably. if using on my own I need to have a lot of stuff around with me or it wants to come up on the sides and cocoon me.

which is actually really nice for sleeping. Great hammock. sturdy material and easy to use – def meant for two.

I wasn’t in the market for a new ENO but saw this model when I stopped by my local REI. The store had the Technest displayed on a stand (Enopod?) so I was able to try it out. I’ve been a Doublenest user for years and the first thing I noticed was how soft the fabric was along with being longer than my old hammock which seemed to amplify the softness, if that makes sense.

The side pocket is huge and is perfect IMO. There’s also a bishop-style stuff sack which is also pretty sweet. Finally, the associate informed me that the hammock fabric is recycled – kudos ENO! Can’t wait to do some fall/winter backpacking this year!.

Been using these hammocks for years and this one may be my favorite so far! Comfort and durability make this an easy choice. Loving it!

This is the best hammock I have owned. My favorite part is the stuff sack being ion the end making setup and takedown much easier and keeping the hammock off the ground during the process.

This thing is great. I now try to find an excuse to bring it anywhere I can. It’s really comfortable, easy to set up (you need the straps separately), and looks great. Packs down to a softball size not including the straps.

I’ve taken it backpacking, to the park, and even set it up indoors — it’s that awesome. In my experience, if you’re trying to fit two people inside, it’s easiest if you’re facing the same way. Happy Hammocking!.

I love this hammock. I will never sleep in a tent while camping again if I can help it. Someone posted thats its not a true sleeping hammock. But I dont know what that means. I sleep like a baby in this thing.

Im 6 foot and 230 pounds and fit great in it. The only complaints are theres no pillow pocket that some other hammocks have and the straps that were provided are only 5 feet long. So you have to find 2 PERFECT trees to setup.

My Field and stream brand hammock has 12 foot long straps, a pillow pouch (which is amazing since your pillow stays put) and a large velcro lined pouch that can fit a laptop if need be. It was also alot cheaper.

Lile 28 bucks I think. Buuuttt. I still prefer my grand trunks brand as its a true to size double hammock and the cords at the ends are better quality.

This hammock has exceeded all of my expectations. Four things in particular stood out to me. 1. It was super easy to set up. 2. It was very comfortable. It easily accommodated me and the girl that I went camping with.

3. That thing will not fall down for anything. We started making out in the hammock, undressed, spent an hour and half rolling around, switching positions, we TESTED this thing. If this thing were to have fallen, it would have ruined the mood and we could have been seriously injured falling from that high in those positions.

This thing came through for me in a big way and kept us safely elevated while we were going at it. Shout out to the engineers that designed this thing. This hammock fits squarely into the ‘wing-man on a camping trip’ category.

4. It was really easy to disassemble and put away the next morning.

My kids were excited to receive these and have currently hung them from a beam in the basement, though I’m sure a mild, sunny winters day will have them eyeing up trees. The hammocks are huge and seem well made so far.

The straps provided are great and will make hanging on various sized trees easy (no knots!). The carabiners provided don’t appear super robust, but they can be replaced and maybe they’ll prove plenty rugged in the end.

Overall, quality and value seem excellent so far.

super

TranslateShow in original languageUtilisé pour dormir une semaine en Suède. Compact et léger une fois rangé, il est très confortable quand on s’installe bien en diagonal. Juste dommage de ne pas avoir une fermeture éclair de chaque côté.

Utilisé avec 2 bouts de cordelette 6mm et 2 mousquetons, impeccable.

TranslateShow in original languageIst zwar meine eigene erste, hab aber schon in anderen gelegen. Leichter Aufbau, auch ber groe Distanzen ( mit dem Microrope ) sehr leicht auch mal kurzfristig abzuhngen und sehr bequeme Liegeflche, da nichts durchhngt.

An der Hngematte ist auch eine Tasche angebracht, in der die Hngematte wieder sehr leicht eingepackt werden kann zum Transport. Besonders praktisch mit dem wendbaren Moskitonetz.

I have 3 of the DoubleNest hammocks for myself and my housemates to use in our backyard. We hang them on trees with the Eno Atlas suspension system, which makes it very easy to adjust your hang to a wide range of tree sizes and spacing.

The system is easy to set-up and use. The hammocks pack and unpack readily from their integrated pouches, and the included carabiners clip easily onto the Atlas straps. The ease of set-up makes it easy to avoid leaving them out in sunlight getting UV damaged when not in use.

The hammock is very comfortable and hangs well in most set-ups. I did order approximately 10 feet of 3/16″ Sta-Set line to rig a structural ridgeline between the two carabiners. This helps the hammock to keep its shape in a wider range of hanging arrangements.

The DoubleNest fits me very well (6’0″) in a comfortable diagonal hang with enough extra fabric to lay in a variety of positions without running out of room. It would be cramped with 2 people, though.

I’d recommend the DoubleNest over the SingleNest for most users unless portability and light weight are very critical. On the negative side, although the thin nylon and lightweight stitching used on the hammock helps save weight and volume (which makes it an excellent choice for backpacking or other camping where weight and storage space are at a premium), there are durability trade-offs with this construction.

For non-portable use, the durability sacrifices of the lighter weight design are not as compelling. The stitching around the mouth of the pouch has started to fray around the ends on our most-frequently used hammock, and I wouldn’t recommend jumping into these hammocks for fear of tearing the fabrics (a careful, slow sit seems called for unless you want to risk popping a stitch).

All-in-all I am extremely happy with the hammocks and they’ve provided a great opportunity to relax outside in the sun in a comfortable and fun way.

Great hammock, have used it for 4 nights so far and really pleased. Feels strong and durable and plenty of room for me (5’5″). It packs up really easily. The only thing I’d change is it would be useful to have a small pocket inside somewhere to be able to store a phone or torch or spare hat during the night.

What I really liked is the fast shipping and good packaging,As for the product, I am the first time I buy from this brand, the quality seems to be high, and it is lightweight and durable, the only drawback is that it comes without straps.

TranslateShow in original languageBra produkt till ett vettigt pris! Har bara provat att hängt upp den ett par gånger men är än så länge väldigt nöjd. Själva duken känns mjuk och len, inte som andra där man nästan kan känna fibrerna.

Myggnätet är lätt att se igenom och lagom stort så att det inte faller i ansiktet på än när man ligger med den stängd. Packpåsen är liten och smidig med kompression via dragkedja på sidan. Det som dock är lite irriterande är den missvisande vikten.

Det står att den ska väga 390 gram, men det är exklusive karbinhakarna och packpåsen (som är fastsydd). Istället landar hela hängmattan ink allt på 460 gram på min våg. Inte jätte mycket mer kanske men lite fult att dom skriver vikten på det sättet!.

After sleeping for years in a bottom-entry hammock, I decided to try this one. After just a couple backpacking trips into the wild with it, I’m enjoying the side entry and the ability to dis/connect the bug netting.

I like that the fly is separate–that it doesn’t link onto the same rope the hammock hangs from. This gives more versatility and better rain protection. Though I’m a knot-tying nerd, I do enjoy the straps and carabiners that the Kammok comes with.

Less so, the other knot-free innovations. The plastic piece attached to the fly that tightens the main ridge of the fly didn’t hold reliably as the wind was blowing it about during setup. Fortunately, the way it’s made allows me to use my old knot system with the fly and side guy-lines.

The whole system is as lightweight as what I had before. Extra points for the stake stowage integrated into the stuff sack! The little velcro closure that’s intended to hold the fly-side of the stuff sack closed doesn’t have much power to it, so a few times when I didn’t need the fly, it’s fallen out of the stuff sack (when the hammock was hung) rather than staying snugly stashed.

I do like that the lines for the fly can tuck (more or less) into little pockets near where they’re fastened to the fly. I was surprised to see frayed material inside the hammock at the seams– loose threads coming out every which way, which doesn’t inspire confidence in it’s strength/durability.

I haven’t had it unravel on me in the wild yet, though, so perhaps it was just a bad hemming day? All in all, a sweet setup, with multiple options ranging from lakeside swing to afternoon nap spot to through-the-night-in-the rain.

I’m still getting used to the ways this one differs from what I had in the past, but I’d recommend it to others for consideration.

I wasted a lot of time and money buying other hammocks and playing with different set ups. I picked this up from REI on a whim after less than stellar sleep in my ENO Sub 6. What caught my attention initially was it has everything you needed to start hammock camping.

Some of the issues I was finding with trying to piece together my own system was the purchase of a hammock, straps, bug net, and tarp were getting expensive, and heavier than I wanted. I had the Mantis UL for a couple months before actually getting to try it.

A backpacking buddy of mine wanted to test some new gear, and I took the opportunity to try this out. It was a cold night in Texas, but I was perfectly comfortable. My buddy, not so much. I was impressed with the ease of set up, and literally everything you need – from stakes, to bug net, to straps – is in one convenient package.

I simply grabbed the stuff sack out of my gear box, shoved it in my pack and took off down trail. Setting up the Mantis UL once we got to camp was quick and easy. I had everything done and was eating dinner while my friend was still trying to string up a ridgeline.

Breaking camp in the morning was painless. My initial thought when setting up for the night was that I was never going to get everything back in the stuff sack in a way that would make it packable again.

I. Was. Wrong. The multi-compartment stuff sack made packing, organization and storage quick and easy. No digging in my pack for stakes, straps, or guylines (which are reflective and make finding your setup super easy after a late night bathroom run) I also like that, while everything is in one place, you can still break it down to just a simple hammock for hanging out in the backyard.

It goes from trail, to family picnic, to backyard fire pit very easily. I am over the moon happy with this set up and it has become my go-to backpacking set up where ever hammock camping is permitted.

The first hammock I tried to use in the back country was my Mantis UL, so I had no experience setting one up let alone sleeping in one until I went out camping with my Mantis. The first impression is actually pretty underwhelming; it comes in a surprisingly small package.

The stuff sack has a compartment for the tarp, and a compartment for the hammock itself, and it’s smaller than what you’d find on most ultralight tents. The stuff sack also has a set of side pouches for the stakes The setup is pretty easy.

It takes a bit of experience to learn by sight what the right distance between the two trees is to get a good pitch, but other than that, it’s very easy. On my first night out the weather was rather nice, so I didn’t bother with the tarp at all.

On my second night out with it, after a ten mile hike in the rain I put up the tarp first. Even in the dark, it was pretty easy to set up. The included tarp provides quite a bit of covered space, so I had room to spread out my gear under the hammock on another flat tarp in an attempt to dry it, which would probably have been successful had the rain let up.

That space also gave me enough room to cook breakfast and brew coffee under the hammock while it was raining. With the tension correct, the lay is very comfortable. With too little tension it won’t keep you off the ground, and with too much it won’t let you relax fully.

It’s easy to adjust, but takes a bit of experience to know what the right tension is without getting in. I have not tried it in winter yet, though swapping the summer mesh canopy for the winter mostly solid canopy is pretty simple.

looked like nice quality with kinda smart functions, but broke in the seems on first use

TranslateShow in original languageHyvä riitävän pitkä hyttysverkko. Laitoin Ticket to Moon Compact matolle, joka on yhden henkilön matoksi melko reilun kokoinen (320×155). Toimii hyvin sen kanssa. Asennus on helppoa (noudatin Fillaripäiväkirjan videon ohjeita), mutta siitä kummalle puolelle oviaukko tulee, olisi saanut olla jokin maininta (tai ehkä se ei vaan ollut tarpeeksi isolla kirjoitettu minulle 🙂 ).

Ensimmäisellä kerralla ovi jäi väärälle puolelle, joten jouduin purkamaan verkon pois ja laittamaan uusiksi. Paksuhko harjanauha kiristää verkon mukavasti ettei se roiku naamalla. Ja hyttyset pysyvät loitolla.

Tekee siis sen minkä lupaa.

TranslateShow in original languageMenee pieneen tilaan, suhteellisen helppokäyttöinen (ei tosin ihan yhtä kätevä mitä kuvauksessa väitetään, mutta menee noin minuutti sen asentamisessa), kahden reissun hyvin kestänyt.

Ei valitettavaa. Korkeintaan saisi olla vähän isompi, niin riippumatosta nouseminen olisi helpompaa eikä tarvitsisi niin paljon itseään mutjutella hyttysverkon aukosta ulos 😂.