Loading... Please wait...Designed for use by the U.S. military and made to fit on a military cot, the IBNS is the most lightweight, compact, durable, effective, and easily deployable mosquito net tent in the world.
Lightweight: The IBNS weighs a mere 30 oz (0.85 kg).
Compact: While the IBNS measures 90" in length and has a height of 33" at the head of the tent, to 25" at the foot of the tent when fully deployed, the IBNS coils into a stored size of only 13" x 13" x 3".
Secure: The IBNS can be securely fitted onto a military cot using push-and-lock straps on all four corners.
Durable: The floor of the IBNS is made from 1200mm waterproof 70 Denier 1.9 oz. ripstop nylon, and the frame is supported by a strong, ultra-light .134 diameter pultruded fiberglass rod that winds around the shelter.
Effective: The IBNS features 0.7mm Permethrin bonded mosquito netting that repels mosquitoes and no-see-ums, and is EPA-registered. Easily deployable: The IBNS sets up in less than 3 seconds and be stored within 30 seconds. The shelter automatically snaps into shape once the cinch strap is removed and no assembly or set-up is required.
Upgradeable: The IBNS can be upgraded with the EBNS fly, which protects the IBNS user from the elements.
Fire retardent: The IBNS is CPAI-84 fire retardent rated.
What can this mosquito net tent be used for?

Posted by Unknown on 4th Oct 2012
I just got back from a 3-month long missions trip in Botswana, and I just want to say that your tent made my trip so much better. Our camp was swarming with mosquitoes and I didn't get a single bite while sleeping. I think I probably should have purchased the rainfly too, but I didn't have enough money, so I made a tarp shelter to make do during the downpours. Anyways, just wanted to let you know how happy your tent made me and thank you for your advice!
Jessie C. Fischer
Group Coordinator
Green Valley Baptist Church
Posted by Jack L. Washington on 30th May 2012
Outstanding. I went spring turkey hunting a few weeks ago, and if there is anything that any Tennessee hunter will tell you, it's that even by May there are so many damn mosquitos and black flies everywhere. Even hours before dusk, you can walk through the lowlands at get your daily fill of protein just by walking around with your mouth open. I got this tent when my buddy recommended it, and it sure makes the nights more comfortable. Regular tents are just to bulky and cumbersome, and too warm. In some parts, it can get to 80 degrees andwith the damn humidity making it feel like 100, I like as much air as possible. It poured all night, but I don't mind getting a little wet so long as I don't get sucked by those damn black flies.