Benvo Mosquito Head Net Mesh, Face Neck Fly Netting Hood from Bugs Gnats Noseeums Screen Net for Any Outdoor Lover- with Carry Bags Fits Most Sizes of Hats Caps (2pcs, Grey, Updated Big Net) Patio, Lawn & Garden

Horrible biting gnats in WI farm country has made late spring miserable. Bites on head face neck and ears leave red welts that itch for days. These grey nets make outdoor life bearable again. Used constantly for dog walking, gardening, mowing

It’s a little hot in the sun, but it’s fabric mesh that goes over your head so I kind of expected that. What I didn’t expect was how fun it would be to emerge from the garage with garden tools wearing this thing and scare the new neighbor kids. Keeps the bugs off my face and neck, is easy to throw on, stores in a tidy little pouch, startles the five year old and frightens the three year old next door– it’s a multitasker![The oldest one is already over it, and the second kid is starting to get used to it, but they have a little sister so when she sees it I’ll update this review lol]

I’m so glad I purchased these! I was first looking at gardening type hats that had a net attached. I didn’t like how dark a lot of the netting was and I liked the idea of using hat I wanted or none at all. Best decision I could have made. The light grey ones were perfect and didn’t obstruct my view at all. The material is actually very durable for a thin bug net. Most bug netting will rip with the slightest snag. I snagged these on several tree limbs and not one tear. Also you can wash these which is very convenient. this last summer in Oklahoma had one of the worst mosquito infestations I’ve witnessed. It’s usually bad, but this summer was extremely dry and they were very hungry. With these nets I was able to do yard work once again. I normally wear long sleeves and pants when I do summer yard work. I know, sounds crazy, but there is actually a science behind it. Besides the obvious skin protection. So with my long sleeve and my netting I was one of the only neighbors out every weekend havin a good time lol. Just buy em you won’t be disappointed!

I have been using this product while working in my vegetable garden which is plagued with gnats and the occasional mosquito. The netting is very effective. I can see the gnats at times swarming around my face, yet foiled from reaching my skin by the Benvo net. The only drawback about the netting that I have noticed is that it is a bit short to fit over my broad rimmed sun hat and still fit comfortably. However, I have pulled the net down in front and raised it in back and have not noticed any problem with the net saving me from insects. I am pleased with the Benvo head net. I like the small drawstring bag it comes in and think it will be handy to store the net for use on hikes.

RE: Benvo Mosquito Repellent Head Net, 1 black & 1 gray: I bought them for work outside digging a long trench and home improvements. Excellent at keeping out every kind of buzzing insect (e.g. buffalo gnats) that had been bothering me previously. I researched several brands and types and chose this set and loved it because: (1) mesh density of 522 holes per sq inch was tight enough to keep out gnats and still allow air circulation; (2) good length/not too short– it draped to my upper chest/upper shoulder area when not cinched up, so i could have tucked it into shirt top, but I preferred to cinch the drawstring up tight to my neck instead, which worked great and left loose fabric draping a couple of inches from the cinched area so it didn’t press on my face or feel confining–it was easy to tighten and loosen as needed, and stayed cinched when tightened with the tiny built-in plastic push-toggle-attachment; 3) it fit great over a booney hat that had approx 1.5″ brim so it kept the net off my face so I barely knew I was wearing it and wasn’t distracted at all as I worked (part of the good fit was due to the “flat” round design at the top which allows it to rest on top of hat or head to stay in place better); 4) it had a drawstring and cinch toggle instead of just non-adjustable elastic bottom; 5) I ordered dark colors because reviewers on various sites said lighter color nets like white were harder to see through; my set came with one black and one gray but I only tried the black net so far and had perfect visibility! 6) great price/value compared to others like Sea To Summit which would have been my next choice; 7) when my face got sweaty from working, I just blotted it on my shirt sleeve right through the netting; 8) not overly scratchy or uncomfortable. I have ZERO complaints. [Just fyi: when shopping for head nets, things to keep in mind based on reviews and complaints from shoppers with all different kinds and brands of nets was to look for a net that **is long and wide enough to fit over the brim of the type of hat you plan to wear and well below your neckline so you can keep the net off your face and possibly ears and neck depending on your needs; **get netting dense enough to exclude the bugs that are bothering you but not so dense that it lacks airflow; **get one with a drawstring/cinch feature so you can tighten it as much as you want (versus just elastic without a cinch) so it doesn’t just hang open at the bottom allowing bugs in.]