Atwater Carey Mosquito Net Treated with Insect Shield Permethrin Bug Repellent, Pop-up Screen Ideal for Sleeping Bags
July 4, 2018 - Comment
The Atwater Carey Insect Sleep Screen Dome features built-in permethrin Insect Shield technology for long-lasting protection repelling mosquitoes, ticks, flies, and fleas. Each net is made from high visibility, fire-resistant nylon mesh with a freestanding tent for sleeping bags, double bed or cots making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and international travelers.
Product Features
- Insect Shield Repellent Gear is technology for treating gear that repels mosquitoes, flies, ticks and fleas
- Free standing – sets up on ground, over sleeping bags, single beds or cots
- High visibility mesh, fire-resistant nylon netting
- Opens instantly – no assembly required. Open size: W 5.4′ x L 8.8′ and 10.8 oz
- View our provided video on how to close and fold the net
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Very good idea, not enough netting For my particular needs, I am using and appreciating the Net. First of all, it fit into my hand baggage and was light enough for the kg allowance. Secondly, I am using it on a bed with a mattress so that I can tuck the two side ridges around the edges and my pillow blocks any opening above my head. As to folding it up, once you get the hang of it, it twists back into its bag no problem. However, for some unknown reason which I am sure the manufacturer could put right, there is scarce material…
I am very disappointed with this net I am very disappointed with this net! It only protects your face, the dome part, as the remainder lays directly on your legs. I used this in Costa Rica where it is way too hot to use a blanket, and the bugs can just bite me right through the net! Also, the back part of the dome doesnât have enough fabric, and as you turn in the night it lifts up, allowing bugs to come through the back. I woke up with my entire back COVERED in bites that only could have happened while I was sleeping…
Works well but hard to close gaps on sides Useful product, did not see similar ones on the market. The only drawback are the small spaces at the bottom of the wiring that are difficult to keep closed throughout the night. (Note that the netting does not envelope the sleeping nag, but only covers the top)