Premium Mesh Mosquito Head Net Outdoor Pack of 4 Face Neck Fly Netting Hood

We live in an area with a good amount of mosquitoes but we did not buy these for hometown use. We travelled to a heavily wooded area in the middle of summer and boy, am I glad we bough and brought these.You could have made a burger out of how many mosquitoes were in the air during our hike. Enough to be breathing them in. We put these on and holy cow, I can't express how much I appreciated these covers.Breathing was easy peasy, no issues considering it's all mesh. Sight was a little degraded but that's to be expected since you have a mesh bag on your head! I am a glasses wearer but had zero issues with fitment. Not a single mosquito made its way in, makes me wish I had a full body suit so I didn't have to spray repellent. It might help to have a hat on underneath first then the bag over the hat and head, the bill would help keep the net away from your face.No brainer buy, if you have any chance of being swarmed by bugs, get some of these.

This just scrunched up into a tiny package that you can just hide it into your pocket and take it wherever you want. I just put it over my head when wearing a cap or hat and my face is covered and protected from mosquitoes and bugs.It feels a bit thin and flimsy, but not complaining.

The top of it slides around and it’ll get caught on stuff sometimes. But other then that it doesn’t tear and it keeps bugs away. Very helpful

Good value, good performance. I've bought these twice and will buy again.

Works great, would order again

Awesome

Have been lifesavers on hikes and certain campgrounds. Bugs that would have had us turn back or be miserable were able to be tolerated due to these nets. Usually have others asking where did we purchase them.

We'll see how these hold up against wind, sun and the vermins that have eaten all my Palo Verde sprouts. But they're large enough to fit the larger pots. I'll probably tie them with an elastic because they didn't come with a string or tie and we have high winds. 7/13/2020 UPDATE. The vermin hate them, I love them. The first time I used them I had missed the elastic strap at the bottom, so I lost one more plant when the rat crawled underneath. Now I'm securing it tightly and firmly and wedging the bottom under the pot. Best thing is that I can water through the netting and don't need to spend time lifting the pot, loosening the tie, lifting it to water, so I'm saving time every day. And we have caught 2 huge rats in 3 days by placing a rat trap on the brick wall. I also used one in the small bunch of grapes in my grapefine. I really like these. It's seldom a new product exceeds my expectations. This one did. 7/20/2020 EDIT: They're holding up great, over 20MPH winds don't faze them, rats and squirrels can't lift them and I can water right through them. My Palo Verde sprouts are about 6" now and 6 have survived the vermin attacks, the others haven't sprouted and most likely won't.