Ben's InvisiNet Insect Repellent Head Net

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The fine mesh is excellent at keeping bugs off of the face and neck. Be sure to keep the fabric away from the skin because mosquitos will perch on it and bite you right through the mesh. Best used with a ballcap as pictured but will also work with a bucket hat or small brimmed sunhat, does not have enough space for a cowboy hat or average sunhat. Has an elastic gather to keep it on your hat and a drawstring at the base for keeping it from gaping. Comes in a ripstop drawstring bag. No noticeable product scent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I happened upon a chance to try one of Ben's InvisiNet Head Net's, and man am I ever happy that I did! I couldn't do any kind of yard work without practically being carried away by mosquitos, or gnats swarming around my head and inevitably winding up in my eyes, or up my nose. Ben's InvisiNet ended that, it works best when worn with a ball cap so you get a bit of clearance between you and the net, but could work without a hat in a pinch. The netting if made of fine thread so it doesn't impede your field of vision, but it keeps the pests out! You can see on the photo it's long enough to rest on top of your clothing, but I felt more secure putting it under my shirt so I knew I didn't have gaps in the back where I couldn't see. If I had a second person to verify there were no gaps I'd have no problems leaving it on top of my clothing to minimize direct skin contact where mosquitos could still bite. I'd recommend Ben's InvisiNet Head Net for anyone that spends any amount of time outside, and twice if those that react severely to insect bites. Ben's InvisiNet has already saved me from a couple of ticks, so for that I am extremely thankful!