Cotton Headnet

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1. Still a Good Choice For Those In The Right Terrain

   i am the same reviewer already listed here several years ago. I still like the construction of this. The shipping is still high, but the grand total is right there with the leafy head nets elsewhere. I get the Open pattern theory, but in the Mississippi River delta bottomlands, mimic camo is what we need. Everything is within 50 to 80 yards, and thick. This Spring green stands out alot here. I get that it works in the lountains, looking across a valley, etc. but we are close here, and nothing will see past 80 yards. Good Luck. Will on 10th May 2022

2. Low Grade

   One size fits all with low grade quality cotton fabric. The stitching around the eye opening is rushed and messed up and the eye opening is so large its shows half your face. Only way to fix it is to stitch the opening up myself. And for $12.00....not worth it at all. Doc Rico on 11th Jun 2018

3. Premium -Above the box store quality headnet

   This is a premium head net that is well thought out. Covers neck well, front & back. Helps with mosquitos. They can eventually bite thru if it is tight, but it is a big help. In colder weather, simply wear a 2nd wool watch cap on top, or an ECWCS balaclava under it. The draw & tie straps are much better than elastic slip over, so common on the el cheapo head nets. Shipping a little high but same as burning gas in town looking at el cheapos. Buy 3 of these and rotate them at camp so each can air out on a clothes line. Day 3 you go back to the 1st one. Will on 12th May 2015