Sea to Summit Nano Pyramid Net Ultralight Shelter, Double — Ultralight Camping Net

Lightweight shelter that enhances tent camping comfort

Sea to Summit's Nano Pyramid Net Ultralight Shelter, Double, is an ultralight net shelter designed to sit over a cot, sleeping pad, or mattress during camping and travel. Its purpose is clear: breathe easy, stay protected, and keep your sleep surface free from pests and drafts without adding bulk to your pack.

Smart design, effortless setup

The shelter uses finely woven ultralight 15D polyester and a 500-holes-per-square-inch hexagonal mesh that remains breathable while deterring small insects. The black mesh improves visibility inside dim tents, helping you orient yourself at a glance. Color coded corners and a single suspension point simplify setup, and the asymmetric shape offers more headroom as you settle in. An elasticized hem lets you tuck the sides around a floor, mattress, or sleeping pad to seal against drafts or cold air.

Dimensions, weight, and portability

When packed or deployed, the Nano Pyramid Net is built to travel light. The double shelter net measures 94 x 66 x 51 inches and weighs only 4.85 ounces, and it comes with a stuff sack for compact packing. This makes it a practical add-on for backpacking trips, family tent nights, or travel stays where airflow and insect protection matter.

What’s included

• Nano Pyramid Net Ultralight Shelter, Double
• Stuff sack

Key benefits at a glance

• Ultralight protection that won't slow you down on multi-day trips
• Highly breathable yet protective mesh for warm, bug-prone environments
• High-visibility black mesh and color-coded corners for quick setup
• Sealed edges via elasticized hem for a snug fit around a mattress
• Compact 94 x 66 x 51 in coverage; 4.85 oz weight with a stuff sack

Use cases and scenarios

Ideal for camping, caravanning, or hostel adventures where you want airflow and a barrier against pests. Place over a cot or air mattress for a lighter sleep setup, or use it over a sleeping pad inside a tent to enjoy a breathable shield against nighttime breezes. While not a guarantee, many campers find it helpful for ventilating tents in warm climates and for creating a defined sleeping zone so you can rest more easily.