Midge&Mosquito Head Net "During the dry season, the Maasai Mara, Nairobi and Amboseli seem relatively safe in terms of mosquitoes—unlike Mombasa and Lake Victoria, where I would not risk being without a net. However, mosquitoes can still be found at airports and even inside both large and small aircraft. Amboseli is also very dusty, there are many flies on safari, and plenty of midges in the evening. The younger members of our group wore the net over a cap. It protected them from insects and dust and meant they did not have to worry about bites. One girl even slept in it despite having a large mosquito net over her bed, as it is impossible to guarantee an insect-free night in the middle of the wilderness. The net is both practical and reassuring. Its small, convenient pouch fits into any pocket, and worn over a nice cap, it even looks good in photos." — Elena T. (5/5)
Indispensable "Never thought it would be used, but wow what a difference it makes when surrounded by midges. Worth carrying at all times in your bag, just in case." — Francis O. (5/5)
"Spot on! Spent 3 days on the west coast of Scotland so really needed these. Wear a cap underneath to give you some visibility. Kids were happy to wear them as well!" — THomas (5/5)
The midge hoods are great, "The midge hoods are great, I hand them out to my volunteers who have often never come across the delights of midgees, especially whilst working with hand tools." — Chris A. (5/5)
Sturdy and economical "Only used the once, but from opening the package was sturdy and well made and pocket size." — Inez S. (5/5)
Perfect for Scotland at this "Perfect for Scotland at this time of year! Good price." — John P. (5/5)
Review of Mosquito and Midge Head Net by Aromaology "Brilliant hat - makes gardening a lot more enjoyable knowing my face is protected from midges." — Aromaology (5/5)
Review of Mosquito and Midge Head Net by jeff s "Ordering and delivery were a doddle. Won't be using the product until Costa Rica in a few months. Fits over a large brimmed hat so doesn't feel claustrophobic and doesn't affect visibility. Bring on those mozzies." — Jeff S. (5/5)
