NINAT Woodland Camo Netting Camouflage Net with Nylon Mesh Net 3 x 6.5Ft - 19.6 x 19.6Ft for Camping Military Hunting Shooting Sunscreen Nets

Now granted, I knew going into the purchase the two I was buying weren't going to be like the cami netting we used to have in the Corps, back almost 20 years ago. But, I figured it was going to be a close second, maaaaybe third. But, for what I plan on using it for (cover and concealment of my Jeep and tent while camping), this should be great. It's not heavy at all, I tied two of these panels together to make one big 13'x20' panel to fling over everything. Used an old Coleman tent shipping bag to hold the netting when rolled up, and it might weigh in at five pounds...might. (I'd expect it to be under five, honestly.).But, for what the product is, at the price it is, I figured I'd give it hell. If for some reason they do fail me while off the grid, ok...at least I'm not out hundreds or thousands of dollars. But, please do not go into this purchase thinking you're getting military grade netting/equipment. This is NOT that netting by any means.

"Blindy" bought this to wrap around a canopy and provide shade at the beach.Even though I read multiple (potentially bogus) reviews for this and similar products, yi settled on this one.My expectations weren't great, after all, having used military grade ones on the Marines, my hopes was this product would be a one and done.I was surprised by the quality. While not military grade, it wasn't as flimsy as I expected. The material is like cordura nylon-thin but not too thin. And the rope piecing everything together felt solid. I was worried that it may not hold up to the South Texas beach gusts (25-35 mph) but it did.For the purposes I needed it it, it worked perfectly and provided shade from the blistering sun while allowing the breeze to come through.

I purchased camo from 2 different sellers to use in a 24ft. tunnel that is part of our annual haunted house we do for charity. Visitors walk through this tunnel before entering a creepy cemetery to leave the haunt. We used this camo first along the top and then applied the other sellers camo down the sides. At night with the mummy prop, spiders, snakes, creepy lighting, and a volunteer scare actor at the end with a chainsaw, 24 feet seems like a mile.

I bought this because our trash container that is provided by our county is huge and doesn't fit in our garage. I had it outside behind our shrubs, but our HOA wrote me a letter telling me they could see it from the street and I had to store it somewhere hidden. Since I had nowhere else where it would fit, I bought this camouflage to hide it. It works and I have not received any more letters from the HOA.

Have been in need of something to make some shade on our son's trampoline, especially with the PacNW heatwave 2021 bearing down on us. So I finally decided to look into getting some camo netting, given my past experience in the military sitting under camo netting out of the blistering hot sun.I specifically selected this particular offering because the size was what I wanted, the price was right and it has the reinforced netting.And for the most part this netting seems to work pretty well, though we might need a second layer, because it doesn't seem to block as much of the sun as I was hoping.So if you are looking for some camo netting for your hunting blind, etc. then this probably isn't going to be heavy enough; but it should work just fine for casual use around the backyard, etc.

I got this in August 2018 to provide a little shade on our deck. It is draped over a PVC tube to hang down vertically to shade the sitting area from the west sun. We have taken it inside for the winter, folded up dry for the next season. It has also been removed during bad thunderstorms and wind. It is now early in its' third season. It has predictably faded, but the main problem is that the fabric now tears like a piece of dry paper towel. Just a slight tug and it rips. But then again, at this price, we can afford to replace it every second season. We got what we paid for.

My neighbors cut down a mini forest of trees between our houses, revealing their bright blue two-storey house and yard that's being utilized as a car lot. I bought four of these in the longest length available and doubled them up and hung them side by side from the sparse trees remaining on my side of the property. My anxiety has significantly reduced and I'm willing to open my window shades again. I don't doubt that these will fail after a period of time. My hope is that the existing trees will fill in and new plantings will take hold before that happens.

This serves the purpose—which is to act as a bird blind. My only disappointment is that it is made of a type of plastic, and makes a rustling noise, on a windy day. I have two active dogs—so far, they haven’t managed to destroy it, so I give it good marks for durability. If I had more money, I’d get one made of a quieter material.

Batten it down tightly if exposed to the winds and it'll last a long long time. Don't do this and a strong gale will rip it to shreds. Didn't happen to me, happened to bloke a few doors down who halfheartedly attached it to space between two trees. Got shredded in a gale. Mine survived without incident because I ensured it was fastened well at each connection point. Be warned! Recommended.

I have used arctic camouflage for dappled shade for the past few summers because it's just the right amount of shade, and of course we have never been carpet bombed. But seriously, this is way the best I have had. Correct size, nicely edged so it will keep its shape and a nicer quality of plastic. Thank you. Great service.

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Good product, I bought it as a lightweight net as a temp hide for shooting. It is a little small for the job sometimes depending on what natural cover is available but it does the job and seems good quality. There are rope ties on each corner and the middle of the long section which makes securing it handy. It rolls up small into its bag and fits nicely in the game bag.

En 2018, j'avais écrit "Nous verrons dans quelques mois quelle sera sa résistance aux UV".Et bien, j'ai la réponse. Nulle ! Le filet s'est délavé, et déchiré, pourtant, il est protégé du vent (posé verticalement sur un mur plein), et ne reçoit le soleil que le matin....A méditer avant d'acheter.