Hammock Mosquito Net MAGLA 330 | Lesovik

Description

Hammock Mosquito Net MAGLA 330 Lesovik

In Finland, a hammock without a mosquito net rarely works on its own during summer. Mosquitoes, biting midges, and other small flying insects can quickly turn the night uncomfortable, even when your tarp, suspension, and other camp setup are in good order. That is why a separate mosquito net is not just an accessory for many campers, but a practical necessity for summer hammock camping.

MAGLA 330 is Lesovik’s separate mosquito net designed for hammocks around 290–330 cm in length. It is made for hammocks without an integrated bug net. The net covers the entire hammock, allowing you to use the same hammock as a normal open hammock whenever insect protection is not needed.

The most important update in the 330 version is the kayak-shaped construction. Instead of tightening closely around the user, the sides rise higher and create more interior space without spreader bars. In practice, this means less fabric pressing against your face, easier entry and exit, and more room when using a top quilt or sleeping bag.

Technical specifications

• Weight: 180 g
• Packed size: 23 × 10 × 10 cm
• Compatibility: hammocks approximately 290–330 cm without integrated bug net
• Structure: kayak-shaped design
• Mosquito net: 100% polyester
• Cords: polyester
• Plastic parts: 100% acetal
• Keeps outside: mosquitoes, biting midges, and other small flying insects
• Spreader bars: No
• Product includes: mosquito net, stuff sack, instruction manual

Who is MAGLA good for

• Hammock campers whose hammock does not have an integrated mosquito net
• Summer camping in Nordic conditions where mosquitoes and biting midges are a real problem
• Ultralight hikers who want the lightest possible but still functional insect protection
• Campers who want to use the same hammock both open and protected depending on the season

Notes

A separate mosquito net is not only useful during summer. Many people continue using it in autumn and winter even when insects are gone. The mosquito net creates a more enclosed sleeping space, reduces the feeling of direct wind, and can add a few degrees of warmth to the overall sleeping comfort. That is why many year-round hammock campers keep using the net well beyond mosquito season.