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Question: it is unfortunate that SansBug has not thought to include or even separately offer a rain cover. has anyone found any particular rain cover to fit well over the top of this popup, or does anyone have any suggestions? (thank you)
Document: I found this product while searching for a collapsible mosquito net similar to what I was issued before deploying to Afghanistan. Not only is this thing two or three times larger than the version I had but it seems to work better at deterring things from crawling all over the outside of it. Maybe it's slippery to bugs? I'm no expert. The only problem that I have (literally) is that there doesn't seem to be a bivvy/rain-fly cover option to waterproof it for outdoor use.
This would work very well on top of a cot, or car camping, but doesn't fold compactly enough for any other use. The folded size is much too large to fit into ANY suitcase.
good tent. blocks the bugs. I'd suggest placing it on top of any mattress as the mattress doesn't fit inside.Also, very hard to fold back up. Even after watching the youtube videos and trying multiple times it is very hard to fold!
This is a great design, will fit inside a tent on a cot or off. It is spacious inside so you won't have so much of that feeling of the net right close to your face. You can sit up inside and probably even throw a sarong over the top for privacy and use it to change, etc. Do watch the video to practice folding and then watch again before you leave. It is not difficult with practice.
Even though we couldn't fit it in one of our suitcases, it was easy enough to carry. I suppose you would need a larger suitcase to fit it inside. It collapses well and is quite an asset wherever you have blood-sucking little nasties around.
I bought this for my son's first week at Boy Scout summer camp. It was perfect. Easy to use, kept the bugs (even the tiny ones), and fit right on top of the cot. So much better than bug netting on poles. Tricky to fold up the first time but you can watch the video and get the hang of it pretty quickly. Great purchase. Highly recommended.
Bug free for two weeks of Boy Scout camping in northern Colorado and West Virginia. Very pleased with this well thought out product.fn
5 stars: it's really a sand-bugs tent ( twenty times smaller than a mosquito). At the same times the wind is only 50% blowing throught the net, anyway I slept well without being annoyed by anyking of insects or flying bugs !Thank you.
My 11 year old son took the SansBug 1-Person Free-Standing Pop-Up Mosquito-Net Tent to his Boy Scout camp this summer, upon the recommendation of one of his counselors. The assembly was easy - it just popped open! Storage was a little more complicated, but he was able to store it himself. When at camp, the tent attached easily on top of the mattress of his cot.
So, for any of you bigger guys out there wondering if you can stretch out - the answer is yes.Would love to see a hammock/sling for internal storage to hang above you as well in the future but this thing is pretty solid.Stopping the kids from playing in it when I'm not home is another story. :-/Thanks, SansBug.
Answer: no