Hammock Bliss No-See-Um / Mosquito Net Cocoon

· by Mika

Mosquito NetHammock Bliss’ auxiliary mosquito net for the previously tested travel hammock could be a life-saver.

In my recent trip to Belize, I spent three lovely nights out in the wild, swinging in the breeze, and I actually got NO bug bites sleeping outdoors. Which is considerably less than I did inside the “hotel” rooms. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find a location to tie the net’s center attachment point, but with a bit of clever tightening, I was able to make it function anyway.

It hardly looks like it from the photo, I know. I never was a Boy Scout, but I was able to tie the knots to hold my weight all night long, so anyone should be able to master this.
Hammock Bliss
If you’ve never slept in a hammock overnight before in a tropical setting, there’s just about one way to describe it - bliss. It’s well worth trying, but don’t forget the mosquito net, to save your hide from things like malaria.

The No-See-Um / Mosquito Net Cocoon costs just under $50 and weighs in at 17oz. Just like the travel hammock, it comes with it’s own attached storage bag making it easy to pack.


Part of the guide to tents and shelter.