I bought 3 Hafaco Toronet nets, 6x12m each, and one 6x10m. Out of the 4 nets I purchased, only one was sturdy.

NEGATIVES:
- Two of them had small holes here and there, which didn't bother me much because they were few and located at the edges or corners. However, one of them was unacceptable. The entire net, from top to bottom, even in the center, had such loose weaving that it couldn't be used for large olive varieties. Forget about using it for corona trees. It's a clear flaw that I have to fix myself. I paid over 40 euros to patch up a 12-meter hole, and I don't even know how long it will last.
- Throughout its length, the net curls inwards and rolls up. Not only can you not stretch it properly, but the olives also get tangled inside the roll that forms, and you have to struggle to free them.
- In some areas, the net is poorly sewn with tangled threads hanging around. You might say that it doesn't have to be perfectly sewn. I agree. But what if one of those unsecured threads gets pulled? Will it all start unraveling? Only time will tell.

POSITIVES:
- Overall, it looks good. Where there are no holes, I believe it won't easily tear. If it were cheaper, I might forgive the hole. It seems to withstand ladder use without getting damaged, but don't risk using it without a cloth or something underneath if the terrain is soft and has been excavated.
- It has orange loops on the right and left sides, making it easy to distinguish the length.
- It is quite heavy and doesn't catch the wind easily.
- Nice reinforced corners with rings.