What about Noseeums ? is the mesh fine enough to keep them out?
1749506
I think so. Unless they're verrry sneaky. I think you're talking about gnats. It protected me from them!
1749507
No-see-ums Teeny-tiny annoying flying bugs that you can't see. My boys loved this when they went to camp. Make a frame out of pvc pipes if you want. Make sure you pack the net in plastic or something that won't allow the net to get snagged.
1749508
I've had no problem with noseeums when I've used this net camping on the beach in Cost Rica. Nothing really gets though except crabs that crawl under it.
1848635
I just used a paper mask with metal nose clamp... It worked for short exposure. You probably need respirator if you do it more often.
2012333
I would say no. They are very close to the face on the sides; they are true wrap-arrounds. Now if you wore pince nez glasses like Ben Franklin, that just fit on your nose, these might work. :-)
357236
I would say no I ended up getting screens that were made of pets and just doubled the screen in the window, didn't seem to block airflow to much and you can't really see in during the day, night time its the opposite you can see in as the light changes but I find that to be the case with almost any privacy DIY things I've tried ...good luck
2168937
When we used our Wenzel screen room, we did not have any trouble with insects coming in. I actually don't remember the mesh drains, so they must not have been a problem.
1379983
I realty depends on how big your nose is. I have a rather small nose so it fits inside the rim and does not bother me.
996870
Don't know. Probably the mesh is As fine as it can be to allow adequate flow rate
1319308
I was using these for bow hunting so I kept the mesh out of one window and kept everything else closed. You can either unzip the larger window section or just the little section with the mesh open, with or without the mesh. Last year I had several deer come within feet and the only time I spooked them was when I had two windows open and too much light was coming in. When gun season came around they didn't know I was there... they didn't have a chance to get close enough.
1239472
I think this style disrupts the airflow too much. Wire types may offer less protection, but does not distract from handling too much to make it less fun. My WLtoys and 2 Husban's have been sturdy beasts a few rubberbands, a little tape and plenty of props and a prop guard like this one helps alot. Does it work. Works is subjective. Mine need a nip and tuck, then I went wired and felt a fun cost compromise was achieved.
1258772
The mesh is pretty sturdy. As with anything, you need to use common sense when loading it to make sure that your items don't puncture the mesh. We are very pleased with our purchase.
1068860
Never tried through the mesh. I always leave the mesh down when bow hunting.
1478155
Probably not. Small insects can't get through the mesh, but a bee's stinger could.
847575
The nose will be fine but the bag might be a little tight depending on the size of your fins. My 7-4 is a little tight but does close. Even fought I leave the end unzippered most of the time to dry out.
357942
I wear a pair of Aquasphere goggles that are fairly large, it works just fine. Unless your mask sticks out well beyond the tip of your nose, the two won't interfere with each other.
959025
Find something without those nose pads, they are uncomfortable. These are dlp link to 3D projectors. But I found these uncomfortable because of those nose pieces.
450256
I cannot really tell you. I haven't used it in a situation where there have been fruit flies. I think the mesh would keep just about everything else out, but those fruit flies are pretty tiny. Wish I could be of more assistance.
938739
The mesh is quite strong. Mine arrived in perfect condition. I would mention it to Amazon. They are very good at mitigating issues like that. Don't be shy. It's a big investment and you should be happy with yours.