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Features
- Mesh
- Mosquito head net with multi-filament polyester mesh is soft, comfortable and affords high visibility
- Wide enough to accommodate a hat (not included), mesh is soft and comfortable
- Very fine hexagonal mesh with 500 holes per square inch provides maximum airflow
- Elasticized draw cord closure ensures optimum fit
- Stores compactly in included stuff sack
Description
The Sea to Summit Mosquito Head Net features a soft, multi-filament polyester mesh that is comfortable and affords high visibility. A very fine hexagonal mesh with 500 holes per square inch provides maximum airflow. Elasticized draw cord closure ensures optimum fit. Wear with or without a hat. Stores compactly in included stuff sack. 50D multifilament polyester. Weight 1.3 ounces.
Brand: Sea to Summit
Material: Polyester
Color: Multicolor
Item Weight: 27.22 g
Product Dimensions: 19.69"L x 13.78"W
Brand Name: Sea to Summit
Manufacturer: Sea to Summit
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 43, 40
Model Number: 1700069
Manufacturer Part Number: ASN240L
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Mosquito net + Manual
Item Type Name: Mosquito Net Mountaineering, Climbing and Trekking Unisex Adult
Color: Multicolor
Shape: Rectangular
Item Weight: 27.22 g
Item Dimensions L x W: 19.69"L x 13.78"W
Material Type: Polyester
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Style: Mosquito Head Net
I'm allergic to nasty chemicals on my face and won't go near anything with DEET. But the mosquitoes swarm around my face so bad whenever I go swimming, biting the heck out of me, that I have to get out of the pool! I've tried slathering on strong smelling herbal cold cream and wearing a baseball cap with Buzz Away citronella spray on it... they still follow my face trying to get at it. I hate that high pitched buzzing sound....it's creepy. But this mosquito net not only kept them away from my face, but for the 30 minutes I swam, not ONE SINGLE mosquito came near me. Not one! It was a miracle. I thought it might feel claustrophobic or suffocating around my face but instead it made me feel like I was in a little oasis, protected. What a blessed peace of mind to not be constantly twisting my face to get away from mosquitoes & waiting for that bite-itch! At first it was a bit like looking through a screen door but then I got pretty used to it. Actually I could see pretty good! I just put the bill of my cap down low & the bottom of the net where you cinch the drawstring goes down into the water. (I swim with head above water, BTW). I ordered the plain net with no chemical treatment (I heard it's useless & who wants that stuff near your face). Instead I just squirted a spritz of Buzz Away Extreme on the top of my head & the sides for good measure. (I might try it without it next time?) I think the net might even keep the blood-suckers from smelling the carbon dioxide in your breath... it was like they're weren't even aware I was there. I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2014 by Escher's Paradox
Style: Mosquito Head Net
Works great. Sized large enough for me to use over my rain / sun hat, a Marmot Precip Safari hat with a 3" brim all around. The wide brim keeps the netting off my ears and neck thereby making it harder for bugs to bite through it. With a baseball cap, the netting would lie on your skin in some places and a mosquito or black fly could bite you. There's a drawstring to cinch up the bottom around a shirt collar. And it adds virtually no bulk or weight to a pack. While it may be a little annoying to wear this, your choices are..... 1.) Dealing with annoying itching bug bites and risking getting sick on the trail. 2.) Using DEET or Picaridin on your exposed skin which is an annoying coating of slimy chemical. Personally, I think the net is lighter, safer, and cheaper than using chemical repellents. I still carry Picaridin but I use it sparingly and a bottle lasts a lot longer. Also, if you are in black fly country, the sheer numbers can drive you insane even if you're not getting bitten because you're using a repellent. They get in your hair, your nose, your mouth, your ears. The net is just a much better solution for these nasty little pests. Can also be used to create a crayfish trap or a net for small fish and frogs in a survival situation.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2017 by Barnacle Bill The Sailor
Style: Mosquito Head Net
Ok, I go out backpacking with a friend and my young adult boys, as we near the remote mountain lake, I don my head net. I hear chuckles from everyone else in the party. By the time we get to the lake, everyone is swatting at the mosquito's and there is a clammoring for the xtra one I brought with me! The net comes in a nice little stuff sack that is perfect for throwing in a pants pocket or in your backpack. It keeps it from snagging on gear as it is being stowed away or pulled out. The net itself is very fine to keep out the smallest bugs, but also allows for good visibility and breeze through the net. As for as size goes, I use several different military style boonie hats when I hike and this net easily fits over the hat and still drops down to my shoulders and upper chest for a nice loose fit. There is a draw cord at the bottom if you wish to snug it up around your collar. I have read some complaints about the length, but from my experience with the three I have purchased to date, the length is quite adequate ( for us non giraffe types).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2015 by M. Merritt
Style: Mosquito Head Net
I love this handy little headnet. Sometimes in the summer or fall I hike where bugs are swarming. I toss this on my head (over my hat) and keep on hiking. I hate swatting at biting flies on my face and neck… this gives total relief. It also breathes well, so it’s not hot inside.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2021 by mike taylor
Style: Mosquito Head Net
This thing was great. I started later than most, May 18. Don't listen to those who say don't bring it in the desert (Mt. Laguna shake down). Several of us ran into places where flies and gnat critters would dive bomb your nostrils and eyeballs in the desert. This was wonderful to have. Not a whole lot to say as it is small light, and does the job of keeping bugs out of your face. I even slept cowboy style a few times while wearing it and it was effective (while wearing hat). You do need a hat as pictured to keep it off your skin/face. Bugs will bite you through it if it lays on your skin anywhere. It was easy to see through and I didn't notice any heat being trapped. Wore it in the desert, Northern California and Oregon. Didn't really need for Washington when I got there.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2017 by Feeder of Floyd
Style: Mosquito Head Net
I use it to work in the yard with it. The weight is just right, not too heavy but heavy enough to handle moderate breezes. It effectively keeps bugs out of my face. The length is just long enough to cover all areas around the should er but not so that it is in the way when bending down. Vision is excellent in sunny and bright cloudy days. It becomes an issue in dark cloudy days but it is worth the sacrifice. I highly recommend this net and would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2020 by MIO
Style: Mosquito Head Net
Performed exactly as described by vendor. How rare is that? Previously I would shut my eyes tight and spray DEET directly onto my face in order to keep black flies from biting my eyelids or dying in my eyes. Either of which would cause my eyes to swell shut for a couple of days. The DEET would only burn for a few seconds. Now I only spray the DEET on my hat. It fits perfectly over a straw panama with 14 inch diameter brim with plenty of slack to cinch up on your collar. A baseball cap works well but its velcro gets tangled onto the net, so a snap adjusted ball cap works better. The permethrin treatment is probably not a repellent so I got the untreated one as I live in the swamps of DC and rely on DEET. The stuff sack is a bonus and means I'll never attack bamboo without it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2015 by Triproot Stumblestone