KING OUTFITTERS JUNGLER 11'6" BUG NET. LARGEST Hammock Bug Net for Diagonal Lay. SECURITY from Bugs and Mosquitoes [Jungle Survival Gear]

Why I LOVE this bug net:1) STURDY material. I love the no-see-um mesh2) LARGE and PERFECT size for all my 5 hammocks3) LONG-LASTING and durable4) PORTABLE and packs down really small5) Vertical zipper gives me EASY accessThis is the BEST THING I had ever purchased. The bug net is very LARGE. I have 5 hammocks: Grand Trunk, Wise Owl, ENO DoubleNest, Hennessy and a DIY hammock. This net fits All of them with plenty of room left. The material itself is soft, sturdy and strong. The bug net has a vertical zipper, so it was convenient for me to head in and head out. I slept through the nights without bugs bothering me. I highly recommend this to anyone who's searching for a quality bug net. This thing is TOP NOTCH. I can't live without this!Specs: I'm 6ft tall with 4 years of camping experience. I used a Double 120" camping hammock and the ends of the bug net could extend more if my hammock was longer. It gave me a lot of room when I laid down diagonally in the hammock. Simple and valuable product.UPDATE: TESTED AGAIN. Still can't believe this bug net is so amazing! I've been traveling lately and recently traveled across Southeast Asia. Some places are known with the mosquitoes issues. People could get malaria or dengue fever from mosquitoes. I brought my hammock gears and this bug net to the trip and used it for several nights when I stayed in Cambodia for 10 days. One of the best moments was when I was laying in my hammock inside this bug net, simply because finally there were no mosquitoes flying around me or bothering me. I enjoyed the nights in peace. My experience with this net has been absolutely amazing. I really appreciate this product. It LASTED FOR A LONG TIME and still works like a charm!

This net was very easy to set up and did it's job well. It fit my 10.5' hammock well and there was plenty of room to get a good diagonal lay with it.The vertical zipper was a little tricky for getting in and out of the hammock, but I'm kind of big (6'2"/280). A smaller friend of mine had no issues with it.I was able to stuff my my hammock with this attached into one of the double-ended stuff sacks from Dutchware.My ~only~ beef with this net is that it doesn't breathe well. This last trip was over the hottest days of the summer, yet (~110 and humid during the day - close to 80 at night), and the little breeze that was blowing wasn't always enough to cut through the net. I think I'll save this for early spring and fall and find something a little lighter for the summer.

Before my actual review, after I ordered this, I was bragging to my boyfriend that my bugnet was the biggest on the market. He insisted his was. When it arrived, I saw we had the SAME bugnet, just sold by different companies. I like it when we're both right.I have Kammok hammocks, and their Dragonfly works wonderfully with my Double Roo. No complaints at all. But when I got their Double XL hammock, the Dragonfly just wouldn't fit for my preferred "hangle" with an integrated amsteel suspension line. I couldn't cinch it closed at both ends. So after two miserable nights in June near a lake being a buffet for skeeters, as soon as I had a cell signal I began searching for a bigger net. I'm happy with this one. It's soft, the vertical zipper makes it easy to get out, and it's definitely roomy. It's black and helps soften the morning sunlight so I can snooze just a little bit longer. It does feel a bit cheap, but I didn't think I was buying from a cottage vendor at this price. It's a good value and I recommend it.

This bug net is fantastic! I have both ENO Guardian and Guardian SL and the King Outfitters Jungler is far and away my favorite. This hammock is very similar to to ENO Guardian with exception to its length. My headline "the answer" refers to the length. The Guardian was supposed to be sized appropriately for my ENO Doublenest, unfortunately it was such a tight fit that I've been concerned it was going to break. Consequently I usually let my Guardian bug net overlap one end of the hammock so it's not stressed and then stuff my rain coat into the small gap created by not being able cinch the end completely closed. My new 11'6" Jungler fits generously over my hammock with a little room to spare. I guess ENO shaved every possible gram of weight with there modular system by making everything just fit. I'll carry a little extra weight to be less restricted and fully covered. I have no use for my Guardian SL which is probably the lightest (thus SL for streamline) but definitely the most cumbersome to get in an out of. One end of the SL opens wide and slides down a ridge line attached to either end of the hammock then you climb in the hammock and pull the bug net all the way up the ridge line then cinch the draw cord above your head at the end of the hammock. Forget having to pee in a hurry and god forbid mosquitoes are swarming you when you climb in.Do yourself a favor and learn from my expensive learning curve and buy the Jungler first.

I received my Jungler Hammock Bug Net a few days after placing my Order. Along with a Courteous Message from King Outfitters, making sure that I was happy with the Purchase and the Item in Good Order. This Net is Larger, it fits our Oversize Braided Hammock, and it zips Top to Bottom, Easy! The Protection has been incredible, with Mosquitoes and the increase in Flea and Chiggers. We have not once put Deet, or Bug Spray on our Skin this Season. Say Healthy!I am now enjoying my Evenings, reading or relaxing without the Bites that drove me Indoors! Not One Rip, we have used it nearly every day, but because this is made with Quality.Everyone wants to get in, then they want to know Where I got it!?