USGI Industries Bivy Tent | Lightweight Single Person Sleeping Net System for Outdoors, Camping, Survival, Hiking, Backpack | Mesh Protection

Just got back from Guatemala. This was by far the best purchase I made for the trip. While everyone complaing about bugs being on them and getting bit in the night, this kept me bug free and made me feel secured. I'm really good at folding these so I was able to break down very easy. I would highly advise to practice folding them up before you hit the trails. There are youtube videos to teach you how to fold this model down. They were lightweight and I was able to clip them to our backpacks on the outside. There's isn't any room to sit up like I was hoping but plenty of room when you lay down. We were in a very hot climate and the breeze was wonderful at night through the net. It seems like durable material and the ground didn't put holes or anything in the bottom. I would highly recommend this to anyone who is traveling where there are bugs, mosquitos, or just creepy crawlers you don't want on you.

Compaq for tent can easily lay down on single bed, very first of all tall, and can be easily stored. Would buy another one if Cayson maybe

There was a small portion of about 6 inches where the sewing along the zippered not bind the zipper back material to the net area. I ended up sewing it by hand. Otherwise it would have come apart and left a gap.Another thing- keep in mind exactly how you unfold it from the original round bag because it needs to be refolded exactly the same way. The rods are very thin and will break if not done correctly. But it's designed very specifically this way and not a design flaw.Other than that it worked great during the first field exercise I used it for and gave a good amount of privacy after throwing my woobee over the top mesh

Great design, light weight, durable enough, and decent size. It does what it’s meant to do and that’s keep bugs out while offering some air flow.

I love a lot of things about this bivy net tent.1.) Sets up in seconds2.) Durable (if you take care of it and fold it right)3.) Packable - I can just barely fit it in my backpack, but it works.4.) Perfect size - enough room at the top and sides next to my mat for a few extra items while (water bottle, light, etc.). Feels very open when you're in it. Recommend getting a quality inflatable sleeping mat and a summer sleeping bag or blanket. This makes it really nice.5.) Breathable - some have said it gets hot, but this is more breathable than my other bivy. It is a very open-air feel and is nice to watch the stars at night.6.) Two way zipper, makes it easy to get zipped in or out7.) Full side access - some bivys only let you access through the top endDownside: I plan to use it all year round, just wish this one could purchase a rainfly for it. I have a rain tarp for now.

The bug net worked out great. It is a little bit bigger than the one I had in the Marines, which was ok.

perfect for sleeping on a cot with a pad, open air, night sky. However, only used it maybe 14 nights less than one year before pole snapped. Very difficult to fold! Supposed to be guaranteed, but I can't find any way to contact USGI. No phone number, no email. Ugh.

Once you learn to fold it, it's just the best. My kids love sleeping it in, I love how easy it is to slip into my 3-day pack and just go. No needed separate netting, which is so nice. You can have this, a poncho, and a liner (woobie), and you are set. Awesome.