LOOGU Camo Netting, Camouflage Net Blinds Great for Sunshade Camping Shooting Hunting

If you are expecting this to be 1.5m (5 feet) exactly - mine was not even close. The product looks great, but I am having to order twice as much material because the product is 6" shy of advertised width.

If you look closely at the photos you can see there is no actual netting to this. It is simply material with cuts in it. Take that into consideration when deciding if it fits your intended purpose. Also, I ordered the 5' x 20' and its more like 4.5'. So, now I have to find another fix and I've wasted money. I should send it back but I'm not wasting anymore of my time.

Very low quality plastic that will easily tear. Do not recommend at all. It’s like a shredded trash bag.

SIZE: Most camouflage nettings (like this one) come roughly 20% smaller than the advertised size. The advertised size can be achieved by stretching out the camo netting. COVERAGE: If this netting is just draped over something, without stretching, the netting will obscure about 90% of the background (see photo). When stretched, the gaps between the fabric will open up. MATERIAL: This netting is made from 150D Polyester Oxford Fabric. This particular fabric seems to be different from other brand's 150D poly Oxford in that this netting is non-glare and relatively quiet in the wind. The material does rattle somewhat in the wind, but not as loudly as other brands that use 150D Poly Oxford. The material and construction are perfectly durable for its intended use and weight. WEIGHT: This material is one of the lightest nettings at about 117 grams per square meter by my measurements. CAMOUFLAGE PATTERN: The pattern printed on the fabric is high quality. SUMMARY: This is a very good choice, one of the best out there.

Very light weight, good for small portable duck blind. "Desert digital" color blends with dry tully. Not good for my alum. canoe concealment - metal shines thought holes. Would expect to last two-three seasons max since it can be ripped easily by hands.

You can see in the picture, THINNER THAN THE SHRINK WRAPHOLDING IT TOGETHER. I was going to use this as a camp cover for my truck. UNFORTUNATELY, IT IS NOT MILITARY GRADE. Military grade is 12 mil thick plastic held together with #32 bank line. This is Poly-nylon fabric, very thin, and NO CORDAGE. This is literally fabric with holes in it. With American southwestern winds this wouldn't last in the field one day. I'm going to repurpose this as temporary garden shade, for the for the more delicate plants. I would not trust this item for outdoor longer than a few hours a day, it's better suited as pretty decoration or set dressing for a "B" movie. I'm sure I'll find something to do with it maybe guile suit patch or something I gave this product two stars because it will provide some coverage from above. I'd pay around $20 for this quality $27 is pushing it a bit on value.

Good price, decent coverage, probably rip a little bit over time. One un-named branch of Govt uses something like this that enables a shooter to disappear in the small wooded areas of an urban environment. The said shooter wears a business suit carrying a brief case. The shooter walks into a wooded area and pops something like this out in the woods. They stalk their way slowly into position take their target, and they come back out with the shooting tarp inside the brief case. However, it will not disguise your heat signature or teach you how to be a trained assassin and it is not that great a camouflage because of the giant holes it has in it. You would really need to wear dark or light green and earth tones to not be seen under this thing if you are crawling around pretending you are a sniper. It would be great for a shooting blind or to hide your 4 wheeler from discovery at a distance. If you are making a ghille suit or blanket it would be a great base to tie jute and natural foilage to. I say it will probably rip but it would be easy to repair if it did. Just tie a section of jute and spray paint it green. I use mine to hide my beer from my buddies in the woods while we are fishing. It would also be good if you have that neighbor you can't escape when they start talking. You could whip it out if you saw them and remain very still.

It was really weak it tears really easy and it was kinda shiny not good for boat blind

We are using this for our garden for my sons to have a nurf war on Christmas Day (tomorrow morning as a surprise) we measured our garden and orderd the sizes we needed OR SO WE THOUGHT , we have stretched these out to the max they are no where near 1.5m wide more like half a meter wide and we bought two different lengths one 10m and one 20m they are no where near 10 m or 20 m long , really disappointed will not recommend at all

The quality is very good, well packed etc.We bought this for screening, which it does the job well.We fastened it to a wire fence and since it was screening, we did fully extend it but we did not stretch it as tight as possible. In the end our 10m roll only covered 7m. Take this into consideration if using it for this.

Bought this for use with my photography. Waste of money. Cheap plastic. Makes a lot of noise if you move.If photography is the intended use dont buy

I wanted to distract the eye form the 'messy' corner of the garden. Bought fake ivy on concertina fencing which didn't really work. I bought this camo net to cover the ugly bins but then realized its potential elsewhere. I now have it up as camouflage fence, and it does a great job.

This is good for many things, cheap and fair quality. I’ve bought this three times, twice as gifts and once for me. I use it as a room separator, it goes behind my couch.. it works for the idea, but it isn’t very attractive for indoor spaces. However I’ve had the fun of threading led lights and plastic vines through it so it looks great now! Just a handy product to have, use it for anything!