Sitong Bulk Roll Camo Netting for Hunting Military Decoration Sunshade

We used this for our truck or treat, it was easy to use, great coverage and really held up on the wind! I will buy again if I need this item!

This may not be the most durable material since it lacks the usual mesh netting of regular military camo. But it is GREAT when used in compliment with a shiny rain-fly on a tent or in conjunction with other camouflage elements.Threw this over my Litefighter just to see how much it broke up the shininess of the Rain Fly. Will do GREAT in the field to deter observations. Also has a profound effect on NIR from my NVG's. It "glows" but in a good way that breaks up the outline of the tent.I'd like to see a version of this treated with NIR dyes and with a net backing.

great price

I set this up as a ground blind, and admittedly a little too close to a deer trail. But the deer came in and walked within 8 yards of me and looked but did not spook. I was able to harvest a doe at 12 yards, and it's still early in the season here. This netting is very versatile, and I may pick up more of it for other applications.

It was perfect for the look i wanted , held up well and easy to use .

This is perfect for what I needed it for. This would be great for birthday parties or even a child to play with. It is quite noisy so doubt you could use it for real hunting. Lol

I've actually bought quite a bit of camo netting and so I have something to compare it to.Size & Transparency: As of the date of this review I bought the 5' x 65' size. But that's max, stretched size. If you just let it hang it'll come out about 4' x 40'. You lose about 25% on both directions. It also lets a lot of light thru. At best it's blocking about 60%. Which means you can see behind it if you are close (50' or less) but at a distance it does reduce the transparency probably about 80%. If you stretch it out, it' only blocking about 30-40%.Netting: This one does not have the netting. That is both good and bad. The netting makes it last much longer and helps keep things together. However the netting gets tangled on everything and it makes removal or moving it a nightmare. If you are attaching this to a fence you don't need the netting but you will need to tie it off about every 2 square feet. If it's just hanging for shade, better get the kind with netting. If you are covering something smooth without any things sticking out, get the kind with the netting. If are covering an ATV, motorcycle, boat, car, etc... better to go without the netting and expect to replace it from time to time. It won't last as long, but it'll make it a lot easier to put on and take off. If it's permanent and you can attach it to something, this one (w/o the netting) is a good deal. If you plan on taking it on and off, its' a good deal, but it'll rip easily. If you plan on hanging it from the corners or edges get the kind with the netting.Cost: This came in at $0.18/square foot (stretch dims.) Which is really cheap for retail camo netting. However if you use the "relaxed" dims it comes in at about $0.40/square foot. Both are really good for retail. If you compare to the kind with the netting they are usually about 40% more expensive.Lifespan: In hard sun 24/7/365 you will get about 3-4 years out of but as soon as you go to move it, it'll tear easily. If you have really strong winds they can tear it apart after about 2-3 years (depending on your sun.) Really good military stuff will last 10 years but cost 10x as much. If you are using it for hunting trips that you put up for a few weeks and take down it should last a long time. But note: w/o the netting it's easy to tear.Hoe you found this info helpful.

We used this for trunk and treat as a back drop! Worked great !

Anybody giving this a one star review needs to give themselves a shake and ask what they’d expect at this price!!!I received mine today ( 3 days earlier than originally stated) and it’s absolutely fantastic for the price!The only thing I don’t like about it is there’s a little shimmer to it because of the material used, but I drag my hide nets through mud then rinse it off anyway to help them blend more naturally.The material is strong enough to handle being used on a hunting hide, and won’t easily rip.And at this price, I won’t need to worry about leaving it out for weeks at a time... if it’s stolen or damaged I won’t be left too much out of pocket.Let’s hear all the single star reviewers whine when their expensive netting gets pinched!!!I’ll be buying as much of this netting as I can.

My neighbour overestimated his skill as a builder and we found ourselves looking at a bare breeze block wall. Making the fence higher wasn’t an option so I built a frame and draped this over securing it with cable ties. Depending on the light it does a decent job of hiding the eyesore but I found two layers were needed and as can be seen it still isn’t totally obscured but it’s a great improvement. It seems quite strong yet can be cut to size easily and matches quite well with Dark Oak wood preserver.

Great value purchase - there's loads of netting for your money. Tip: thread paracord thru' the net's links and it hangs nicely. Delivered quickly too.

Total fan. So much choice for colour and pattern and have bought several and used them to disguise damaged hedge and also bare ground. Easy to join together and cut to correct size. I guess it would be even better (and save me a lot of time!) if they were offered in widths more than 1.5 m as I've had large areas to cover but you can't have it all I guess and the end results are so good that's a downside I'm happy to accept. Good price and delivery so fast; good company to deal with.

Compre varios rollos para cubrir una terraza para dar algo de sombra, ya que lo vi en varios chiringuitos de playa, pero no volvería a comprarlo para tal función. El ancho real es 1,20, y si estiras el rollo a la larga se puede quedar en 80. Para juntar varios rollos tienes que tirar de bridas, y si no quieres que se note la unión entre dos rollos deberás usar bridas por kilos. En mi caso junte 8 rollos y al menos utilice más de 500. Como digo el propósito era cubrir una terraza, por lo que iba sujeta con 6 cables de acero trenzado y otros tantos cruzados, todo bien embridado. El primer día de viento se rasgó por mil sitios. No es de calidad, para otro propósito no digo que no valga pero si tenéis pensado usarlo para montar un "chillout" al estilo Ibiza no tires tu dinero. Bonito y original queda. Sombra no da, y si viene aire solo te dará disgustos.