CamoSystems Mesh Reinforced Camo Netting Camouflage Net - Premium & Specialist Series 10'x20'

I'm Not a Hunter & Not an expert on Camo covers but bought this to put on top of wire on roof of chicken's yard. I thought it might filter sunlight since chicken yard in hot Louisiana sun for 3-3 1/2 hrs each day & liked the advertised UV protection. I know enough to know that this is VERY well made but a 10' x 10' won't really help much stretched out, we had to scrunch it up & are having to put tin roof over half of yard any way for heat/rain relief for them. My hubby said keep it anyway, I'm sure it will end up in his deer stand by next season. I do think it would help if you want camo protection to discourage hawks but that's why we put wire on top of yard to begin with because of all the stories I read about hawks taking chicks. I bought a cheap cheap one for son's tree house years ago & I would consider this one military grade as advertised if you can justify the price for your needs. My brother makes "Gillie Suits" for family/friends for hunting & paintball games & designed some of his own patterns so I have some opinions from years of watching him create things. He likes using real fabric/burlap which is too heavy for what I wanted. This netting is pretty lightweight is you want to move or transport around i.e. like camping etc.

Purchased two 10 X 20 camo-nets, The price for the netting was in the range of my expectations and I was hopeful of getting camo colors close to a subtle appearance of what the terrain and over growth are in my part of south Texas. Colors described of the examples shown or displayed on the webpage were suspected to be "off" due to poor photo quality and a WAG (Wild A** Guess) was in order. Took the chance and when the item arrived my suspicions about the camo colors were confirmed and my WAG turned out to be closer to actual colorations of the terrain in my particular area of Texas. I'm giving the item a rating of 5 stars simply because of the price and quality construction of the netting...however, better photo quality depicting the camo colors is needed...I was lucky making my color selection via the WAG method.

The camo netting is very nice and seems well made. The color is very good. However, the net is the problem. It snags on everything. The only thing you could use this on without a lot of work is a big round ball. Even a car is difficult And you'd need at least 2 maybe 3 of these tarps to cover a vehicle because vehicles are 3 dimensional items and they take a lot of 2 dimensional stuff to cover them. :)I really do like it, but not sure if I'm going to keep it. It really helps if you have 2 people to help drape it or lay the net over the thing you are trying to cover. But one person? It's just an exercise in frustration. If you are hanging from a line or over a pole, it's pretty good. But to cover an object it can be a challenge.At over $100, that's some very expensive frustration.

Okay, so I do not often write reviews, but this product was so good I had to add a comment. I like to have a large, heavy duty camo tarp to cover up my ugly grayish white 500 gallon propane tank, so that it can blend into the background better. I have purchased a variety of camo tarps over the years for this purpose, but they all seem to be cheaply made and fade/fall apart fairly quickly.This tarp is by far the best one I have found; extremely well made and robust, good materials, great camo pattern and coloring - this is the tarp I have been looking for in the past but was never able to find, until now.

The quality of this product is very good, I chose it over all other camo nets available on Amazon because it has two layers: the camo cloth and the reinforcement net.The camouflage is nice and lets air through, while still being strong enough to resist tearing. It is attached to the black reinforcement net through metal clamps, which keep them aligned together, but can still move independently. The netting has a loop on each corner that allows you to easily attach it to anything else.The reinforcement net frayed a little due to heavy gusts during our camping, but the net is still intact. I would have rated higher if the price were lower, as a similar net was for sale at a local surplus store for less. It would also be nice to have a squarer net (15' x 20'), but I understand that these are standardized sizes. Overall, I would recommend this net if you plan to use it consistently.

Looks great, feels great fits over my ford ranger pretty well. DEFINITELY will be buying more. It did already start to tear (hour 1) from catching my boots, pistol, knife, truck mirror....got it installed in about 5 min alone no tieing down, take down was about the same but easier if you have at least 2 people to help fold it away neatly and put it up with less chance of snagging/tearing.BEST colors I've found in netting so far as well.

Very light weight and easy to handle. Blends in perfectly with the Oregon desert. The wind does not faze it where conventional tarps would rip and blow away. Only provides light shade though, we may double it over to try to get more protection from the sun. Also makes a great clothesline!

I use the netting for shade and camouflage on an outdoor Ramada. I have another larger one that looks a little more natural and durable. I’ll see how long these last and update.