GRVCN Camo Netting Camouflage Net, Bulk Roll Sunshade Mesh Nets for Hunting Blind Shooting Military Theme Party Decorations

Cost efficient and reasonably effective with the addition of some natural vegetation. Great for stealth camping. I use it to conceal my Snugpak Ionosphere tent. This, along with a carefully selected campsite and my low profile tent, makes for a very stealthy camp.

Big size, good quality!

I bought two small and two long camo nets to use as shade cloth for my plastic greenhouses. I have 2 small, 10'x12' greenhouses and one 10' x 26' polytunnel. I wanted a lightweight, waterproof shade cloth since my tarps used last year for shade held in the heat as well. These camo nets are very very thin, like a cheaper type of tablecloth you'd buy for a kid's birthday party, however they are tough! I put the small nets on the small greenhouses and they block just enough of the sun to help keep the plants from wilting inside. The long greenhouse required zip-tying two narrow but long nets together. They work very well! I even have them strapped down and bungied to the green house. I'm not sure how long they will last (thus only 4 stars for durability) but I am pleased so far!

I use this camo netting to make helmet scrims for my whole platoon, it looks awesome and works well. It does rip if pulled on a little hard, but no one minds.Since we train in a dry terrain the sand colored backing matches the environment well.I’ve also used this net as shade and a blanket before, can’t say they work well as those but it’s better than nothing.

I purchased a smaller one to add a little more privacy from are neighbors. Looks amazing, easy to install, hang. We liked it so much that this is about the 8th one I have purchased. We keep finding new places to use it It provides shade and camouflage but still lets you see out. Placed some around our patio for added shade in the afternoon Very happy with purchase, highly recommend

The netting advertised as greater than 9 ft by greater than 19 ft is definitely less than 9 ft wide. It's also zip tied down the middle along its long axis, probably what shortens it. It's not really 9ft wide fabric, it's two sections zip tied together that are slightly less than 9 ft. It appears to be two approximately 4 and 1/2 ft by approximately 17 ft sections zip tied together. The noise sounds like rustling leaves or dried weeds. The noise brand new is not bad. I think it's a little bit shiny in the direct sun. I really like the dried leaves pattern. But the pattern is only on one side really. The fabric is a little transparent and you can see pattern on both sides, but it's lighter on one side. I worry about tearing. I think it needs to be paired with a net to keep it from ripping in wind. It cannot support itself in wind. In no wind, it can be secured fine, but in wind it looks as though it would be moved like a sail a bit and will rip if secured too tight and it will flap/rustle if secured too loose. Ymmv. If you need a 4.5ft section by however long, it could be a good.

At first it is harder to fully unroll but once you start manipulating it then it becomes easier. Hard enough where you need scissors or a knife but delicate enough where it does not take much effort to cut it out. Good color and holes are spaced well enough to make seeing easy enough. Im going to place these inside and out of all my blinds come spring as its to late in the season now to do this. Would highly reccommend.

This camo netting is easy to use and is fun for parties.light weight and is reusable.