Bugnets

[bayden cline]

Looking to pick up a bug net for the hummingbird single hammock I just got. Wondering what ppl here recommend for bug nets?

Thanks

[Shawn Peyton]

Browse through hammock forums's section for bugnets. More than you ever wanted to know on bugnet's.

Hammock Forum

I've always used hammocks with integrated bugnets so not a lot of help but theres a small group of hangers here so someone may have a decent suggestion, if not check that link. They're obsessed in a good way. :)

[Kevin Babione]

I use a $19.95 bugnet from DP Hammocks. Scroll down on this link to get to it:

DP Bugnet

It's really light – about 18 grams on my scale and that originally caused me some problems if there was a breeze of any kind. I helped myself to some snap barrettes from my daughter's hair stuff and use those to clip the bugnet to my hammock – two on each side.

I'm lucky and don't often need a bugnet so carrying this and not using it doesn't frustrate me!

[Steven McAllister]

It seems to me that the Bias Buginator is one of the best designs.
I use a hmmock with an integrated bugnet, but it uses a zipper, wich adds weight and can be unreliable. The buginator does not and is very light.

You will want to use a ridgeline with the bugintaor, but I would never not use a ridgeline anyway.

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