SansBug Free-standing Pop-up Mosquito Net Tent

Brilliant pops up and folds pretty small. Plenty of room in it, good quality, so do exactly the job I want it for. Im no dummy but had to watch the you tube video twice to remember how it folds back down...fidely but ok

This is the 11th no-bedbug-bite-day since starting to sleep inside my new SansBug tent. Previously I was being bitten daily or every other day. So I feel fairly sure of my ground when I say that I believe that bedbugs cannot enter a zipped-up SansBug tent. The thing that takes up my time is making sure I don't take bedbugs into the SansBug myself!They can hide in the seams of clothing and are very small, especially in the early life-cycle stages.So for bedbugs you have to treat the SansBug much like Nurses and Surgeons treat an operating theatre -do not enter it unless you have tried to make sure you are free of 'bugs'.Anything you wear in bed or cover yourself with only goes inside the SansBug after laundering above 40C, ideally 50C. And then it stays in there with the zip closed. -Until it comes out for re-laundering.Only open the zip when you need to, never leave it open.So now the SansBug is a bedbug-free-zone.If you leave the zip open or enter the SansBug wearing your street clothes, you are asking for trouble.Bedbugs aside, I like the way the SansBug folds-up, and the subsequent small space it takes up.

I wanted a shelter for meditating in the 'wilds'. We live in the Highlands and suffer the dreaded west highland midge. This tent erects and is packed in seconds. It is midge proof and wonderful. I am 6 foot 2 inches and can sit cross legged comfortably. Brilliant.

Good protection against bugs and mozzies. Absolutely fine in a room, but overhangs most beds. Less good in a tent - where only one will fit in a smaller tent. Easy enough to collapse either way once you have practised, although the smaller 4 way collapse is intimidating the first time you try it for real - it seems it might break, but it doesn't if you do it right. You NEED to practise before using in earnest.British Airways would NOT take this as take-on luggage - I made the precaution of checking beforehand. Good job too since it would have been a problem checking in.

I was in Zambia for 2.5 weeks and I did not get bitten once! This tent is the best thing since sliced bread. Will highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.Easy set up, easy pack up (once you get the hang of it). Overall incredibly happy.

Yes! It fits into my suitcase, which is only 46cm wide. I followed the four-fold instructions (see YouTube - http://youtu.be/XLyT37klGC4) and reduced the size from 29" diameter to 20". It now squeezes flat into my 18" wide suitcase. You have to careful not to let the metal connectors lever onto the poles, or that could break them, but otherwise the poles are very flexible (but very stiff). It was at first like struggling with a crocodile, but after a bit of practice it's easy. So relieved! Can't wait to see how it performs out in the field. I've also purchased an insecticide spray for tents, which I'll apply before use. Very pleased - thank you!

this has got to be the best idea invented to keep the bugs and creepy crawlers from interrupting your rest. Simple to use and fold away and it is very big and roomy..

Once my bed was invaded by bed bugs. I hired a bed bug specialist and he came over and sprayed the chemicals and he mentioned - the bugs will still be seen for 3 to 5 days. I couldn't sleep with that in mind, so I tried to use this product and it worked really well, none of the bugs can pass through this net and I can sleep well. Really recommend this to people in similar situation. And who really hate bed bugs.