ENO, Eagles Nest Outfitters Guardian SL Bug Net, Hammock Bug Netting

This pairs well with my Eno Double Nest. I liked that it was simple to use. Keeps the bugs out. Mostly breathable but like any mesh screen it a bit of a tradeoff between trapping some heat and being bug-free. Totally worth it most days. The guy line keeps it suspended above your head. When not in use just shove the mesh down to one end of the hammock. Super easy. It is a bit bulky when packaged up. About the same volume as the hammock itself but not as heavy.

Quality, appearance, fit, and versatility of this product is impeccable. Works really well with my double ENO hammock. Very light weight and zips with ease. I was skeptical due to the price because there were so many private label brands that were half the price but like the old saying “you get what you paid for!”

This bug net is very convenient. It’s a little smaller than I expected but it’s very easy to use. If you are a smaller person I would say this is a fantastic choice. For reference I’m 6’ 190lbs. It works for me but I wish it was slightly bigger for a more comfortable experience

This bug net is easy to set up, easy to get in and out of, and doesn’t take up too much space in my pack. I could see it working well with any gathered end hammock. I use it with an eno hammock.

Good size. I have a double hammock (not sure if this is made for it or if there is a larger one) but it worked perfect for just me. Kept the bugs away in the mountains. Love ENO

It's a tight little cocoon that slips around your hammock, and it works great. Slips on easy from foot to head. Takes only a second longer than a zipper to get out (as long as you can reach the tip of your hammock). Blocks the wind just a bit, but I don't think it gets to hot, and I like to sleep cool. On hot nights, I hang a tent fan on one end behind my head angling it down the hammock creating a nice breeze throughout. Bought three, one for everyone in the family, and everyone is happy.

I love this bug net. In my opinion, nets with zippers are very awkward to get into. I like that you can just get into the hammock and slip it over you. The first set up took all of 5 minutes and afterwards it’s as simple as just clipping and cinching. It’s about the same size as your standard single nest. I am about 5’3”, 130lbs and my partner is 5’10”, 170lbs and we both found it comfortable. It might be a little tough for someone who is much larger than that or has a double nest.

This is very difficult to keep taunt and fixed to either end of the hammock it kept sliding down during the night and bugs (ants in my case) managed to get in and chewed me up while camping. I’m definitely opting for something else and sending this back