The SansBug free-standing pop-up mosquito net has been used by the US and Canadian military, disaster response volunteers in Haiti and Puerto Rico, ecologists in Madagascar and doctors in the Amazon. It is a must-have boy scout camp gear to use within the canvas tent or Adirondack cabin and should be on the top of
The SansBug free-standing pop-up mosquito net has been used by the US and Canadian military, disaster response volunteers in Haiti and Puerto Rico, ecologists in Madagascar and doctors in the Amazon. It is a must-have boy scout camp gear to use within the canvas tent or Adirondack cabin and should be on the top of a mission trip packing list. It can also be used as a baby bug tent, meditation tent or a cat tent for cats and other small pets to enjoy the outdoors! Roomy, lightweight, portable and durable, the free-standing screen tent pops open in ONE second and folds down in less than five seconds!
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Turn your powerboat into a luxury yacht!! This is an ingenious contraption. It pops out of its bag into a screen tent without poles. I put down the seats in my powerboat and placed an air mattress over them. Then, I put this pop-up mosquito net over the air mattress. It works great!
Mosquito “tent” Last year, then-10 year old girl went to camp and was eaten alive by insects. So this year she wanted a mosquito net. This one was a bit on the expensive side, but highly rated, so why not. Opening it up was a no-brainer. Closing it, well, they suggest you watch the videos. Take that suggestion. You NEED to watch the videos.When I dropped her off this year, I was very surprised to notice how many children had these exact same things. It’s almost like it was standard camp issue! Not…
Perfect for Missions LOVE! I took this to Haiti with me, and it was perfect. There are positives and negatives, but in my opinion, the negatives are negligible, and the positives are FAR worth it.Negatives:1) Won’t fit in a carry-on, even quad-folded. I try to pack lightly on missions (i.e. no checked baggage), but it’s either use this as one of your carry-ons (and then have to check a bag to carry belongings), or pack it in a bag too large to carry-on. Some of my team mates had these, too, and…