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Kammok Dragonfly Bug Net
CA$95.96
CA$119.95Save CA$23.99 (20%)
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Price checked Nov 10, 2026
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About this product
The Kammok Dragonfly Bug Net is a hammock-specific insect barrier built from lightweight, breathable nylon no-see-um mesh that remains easy to see through while keeping even the smallest bugs out. Weighing just 277g and packing down to a compact 11 x 11 x 19cm, it is well suited to backpacking, car camping, and travel. Setup is straightforward thanks to an adjustable ridgeline that hooks directly onto existing hammock straps, so no additional hardware is needed. A zippered opening allows easy entry and exit without disturbing the net, and when the day is done the whole shelter compresses into its integrated stuff sack for tidy storage. The Dragonfly comes in Granite and is manufactured in China. Its combination of minimal packed size, low weight, and tool-free installation makes it a practical choice for hammock campers who want reliable insect protection without adding significant bulk to their kit.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Color
- Granite
- Size
- 11 x 11 x 19cm
- Weight
- 277g
- Made In
- China
- Ideal For
- Backpacking Car camping Travel
- Stuff Sack
- Yes
- Canopy Mesh
- Nylon no-see-um mesh
- Packed Size
- 11 x 11 x 19cm
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Kammok Dragonfly Bug Net for its effective 360-degree insect protection, including against no-see-ums and mosquitoes in demanding environments. The lightweight, breathable Dragonet mesh earns repeated compliments for maintaining good visibility and airflow without sacrificing bug protection. The knotless setup system and dual YKK zipper are widely appreciated for making entry, exit, and installation straightforward. The generous interior headroom, which allows users to sit up without touching the net, is another recurring highlight. The most common criticism is that initial setup has a learning curve, particularly when coordinating the net with a gear sling or ridgeline. A few users also note that the zipper requires holding the fabric taut to operate smoothly, as the net is too lightweight to provide resistance on its own. Compatibility with hammocks longer than 10 feet is occasionally flagged as a concern.
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