Nano Pyramid Net Ultralight Shelter

This is a very good, versatile product. I’m writing this review during a typical, actual use of the snap: I’m sleeping out in a mosquito infested words, with no tarp or any other covering because the weather is gorgeous, and I am able to enjoy the woods without the constant drone of mosquitoes in my ear (Or bites on my skin). A simple tree branch above you is all you need to hold up the net. The net itself can either be tucked snugly around the perimeter of the sleeping pad you are using, and it has a drawstring for this purpose, or can we use the way I am using it now – it has stake loops that allow you to stake it out in a fairly wide area around you, giving you a lot of living room. It’s basically like a well ventilated, one person tent for fair weather. The mesh is extremely fine, and this has two benefits: first, of course, it keeps out every conceivable insect. But second, in the dark, it essentially disappears from view, and gives you the feeling that you are just sleeping under the stars out in the open. Very, very pleasant. A well-designed product.

Works as advertised. Very light and functional. Used in place of a tent body.

Nice addition to the bug out bag. String it up over a branch or make a tripod and toss it over the sleeping bag and stake out the corners when cowboy camping to keep the bugs out. Super light weight

Super lightweight, easy to set up, and perfect fit around a standard sleeping pad - has both a drawstring at the bottom and corner loops for staking out. Well worth the 3oz!

It was nice material and a nice concept, but it needs a little work to give you full protection. Nice things - the netting fabric seems durable and breathable. The cross pole is nicely designed. Not so great - it uses some elastic string to support the top that doesn't really seem sufficient for outdoors use. Missing in action - a way to stake out the corners. It will creep in and up on you if you don't have anything holding it out but your bag or groundcover. It is also challenge to find a good point to tie the support string. It needs to be straight over head but it is hard to find a clean spot to sleep with something overhead. I ended up stringing some paracord between two trees and tying to the center of the cord. All in all, it works well with some practice and creativity. For summer camping, I got down to a tyvek groundsheet, a coolmax liner and this for my tent. Sub two pounds and I get to see the stars and breath the fresh air. Can't complain about that.

Great item if you are looking for one packs small and light

really well made and roomy

Light weight and easy to use.