Foldable Pop-Up Mosquito Net

An absolute must pick if you're going out into any REAL mosquito country. I camp in the bush and I don't know what I was doing in life not having one of these. They pop right up and fold away easy, and are light weight. I can't get back the years I didn't have one. I don't wish that on anyone. Get one. No more bug bites all night long.

I have not slept in this yet, because I bought it for a trip. But I did go inside and zip myself in. I am not sure that my knees or elbows won't end up against the mesh, so I will have to put a sheet or blanket against the sides. It seems very well made. Probably not as durable as tent screening, but probably par for the course for mosquito netting. It is a bit hard to see from the listing photos, but it is mesh on all sides and the bottom. It has a nice two pull zipper. I had to watch the video a few times to to learn to fold it up. It is tricky, but doable. Be sure to practice a number of times before you actually need to do it, or you will end up with a circle that is too large to fit in your carry-on.

These nets were amazing. I took these with us on a scout caming trip. Think two poles with a canvas draped on top. Because of the tent setup, we shared the space with lots of little critters that had six more legs than we do, and some of these guys were black with a little red spot on their back. Not very comforting. However, this net fit perfectly on my cot, and I'm 6' 3", and I was comfortable in it. I was able to put an entire sleeping back and pillow in this, and it held up great! In the morning, I could see some of the critters sitting on top of the net, and they would've been on me otherwise. Can't recommend enough!!

I purchased this for my son to take to scout camp this summer. It was a life saver and he managed to escape most of the bug bites. The zipper feature is super convenient the material is very light weight and thin, which may not last long. It may be me, but it was very difficult to get folded back down into the small zipper bag it came with.

I took this with me on an international trip. It worked well. Great for the price. Easy to manage.

Update: DO NOT BUY, Unless planning for it to be 1 trip disposable! Used 1 time, then put away for a year for the next trip. When we pulled it out, the “wire” was broke in 8 places. It was folded back into the bag per instructions. Then I felt “thorns” in my hand and finger, as did my wife. Apparently the “wire” is fiberglass and it deteriorated to disintegration in storage. It went in the trash and I would NOT recommend this product. A one use… sure, maybe. But the risk of fiberglass slivers in your hand or lungs if it breaks… not me. Purchased for wife’s research trip in remote Ecuador. Packs up small, but getting it to the small size is tricky. It will go back to the original packaged size, but there is only one way to get it there lol, watch the video! Kept mosquitoes and geckos off her at night. And with it being an enclosed space, unlike a mesh curtain, there’s no entry point for creepy crawlies. If you’re tall, it might be a bit cramped. A zippered care/bag would be an improvement.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I am so glad I brought this to Costa Rica! It let me actually sleep rather than constantly think mosquitos, ants, geckos, and spiders were snuggling with me at night. When my cabin neighbor found a tarantula in their room, I could have sold this for $1000. It packed small/flat and fit in my 40L carryon backpack. Great purchase.

got me through camping in costa rica!

Works great.

I found it difficult to close up to store again in accompanying storage bag.

I use this to tan in the summertime without bugs getting to me, it’s the best!

Son emballage est parfait pour partir en voyage ( avion). Il est petit l'emballage et il n'occupe pas trop de place.

Flimsy. I'm 5'7" and thought it would be more than long enough to lay in bug-free outside, turns out the mesh just constantly hangs down in your face or is touching your feet. When large bugs land on it the mesh folds in and now both the mesh and bug get to molest you. There's no way to lay in it where you're not touching the mesh... Also the mesh slots are wide enough to let little bugs inside so instead of being bug-free now you've just created an inescapable bug prison chamber. It's so flimsy and poorly made I don't know why I had any hope for this.