Sitong Bulk Roll Camo Netting for Hunting Military Decoration Sunshade

Just as described, works extremely well. A year later, no tears, no shredding.

Purchased this to use as birthday party decorations for an “army man” themed party . It turned out amazing. Great quality, color and size. Super easy to use!

For the money it's ok

Perfect for my son’s hunting party decor. Functions like it should for a decor not sure about actual outdoor camo. It’s like a plastic feel not cloth. So I’m sure will tear if brought out in the elements but my son plays with it inside in his room. The size is what it says and the color is exactly like pictures. Not sure about it durability as we leave inside. It’s thin but excellent for decor!

I used this one to extend the one I already had to protect my tropical plants (Big-leafed giant philodendrons) from the strong Winter sun on my South-facing patio. In the Summer the sunlight is more vertical, but in the Winter it comes in at a lower angle from the South, which I found burned the leaves of these beautiful plants in only about 30 minutes. The Camouflage net is very easy to arrange and it has lots of holes between the strips of fabric to hang on any available projection. It comes with about 50 black tie wraps, but I prefer little spring-clamps because they're easier to move and readjust the net which is very lightweight and stays where you put it. The difference the nets make is a kind of twilight where the plants are very happy and growing like crazy because of the trapped warmth that keeps them from the night chill. From the outside of the patio only the very top leaves are visible, while the majority of the leaves are much lower in that zone that needs to be protected. The camouflage nets leave a uniform exterior view that doesn't even hint at the important job they're doing.

Image is deceptive, looks like military grade but is FAR from it.Pros: light weight, compact, inexpensive (relatively speaking) so you don’t feel bad about possible rips because it didn’t cost anything. Will work to break up outlines.Cons: It is thinner than a sheet of standard printer paper. No seams or sewn edges. As the photo shows, it is actually digital camo (for the desert color). From the edges, it appears to be a (not very flexible) nylon fabric but feels more like plastic. It is a VERY noisy fabric. Completely inadequate for hunting as the description implies.

I got this to make partial shade, and reduce the wind on my garden. The sun and the wind is brutal in SW Colorado, so the fabric has started to fade fast and break down, so I may need to buy some every year or two, but the cost is reasonable so I am ok with that.

I initially got this as a table cloth but soon realized it was not gunna work so I added it to the backdrop and it was PERFECT!