I have only laid in one bridge with spreader bars. It was a cheapy with built in weather protection and my only complaint was poor ventilation. It had a very comfortable lay. I could lay on back, sides or stomach. Just bing ing around and I came across this OutDoorRoute and there bridge hammock. Looks like the bug net is an option. They need a better description of what it comes with. It is a bridge so you would need a large tarp to stay dry. Any one have any experience with this hammock?

Seems to have a good shape to it. Honestly, warbonnet make an unreal bridge hammock with the necessary bug net attached. I'm sure you could come to a group hang sometime and check one out or just ask to borrow one. The one you shared would be fine, but I think having a hammock without a bug net in Minnesota is rather crazy...

You would definitely need a bug net. What caught my eye was $75. I am not sure what it would cost with options. The picture shows a bug net but is it included at $75.

If you read all the additional items, the bug net is an extra $55. You have to read the whole add an see that the $75 doesn't cover a whole lot

If you read all the additional items, the bug net is an extra $55. You have to read the whole add an see that the $75 doesn't cover a whole lot

If you read all the additional items, the bug net is an extra $55. You have to read the whole add an see that the $75 doesn't cover a whole lot

If you read all the additional items, the bug net is an extra $55. You have to read the whole add an see that the $75 doesn't cover a whole lot

If you do end up getting one please report back and let us know how it goes! Seems like a slightly cheaper option that WBRR if the net is included for only an extra $55.