This insect collecting net is perfect for catching insects such as stag beetles, rhinoceros beetles, scarab beetles, Japanese beetles, longhorn beetles, jewel beetles, butterflies, dragonflies, cicadas, and grasshoppers from April to October. The pole is made of 60% carbon and 40% glass, the frame is a lightweight aluminum four-fold frame, and the net is white nylon. Although the pole, frame, and net are all new, I assembled them once, so I am listing them as used. When fully extended, it is 5.33m long, so you can easily collect insects up to about 6.5m from the ground. It has five joints, allowing you to fix it in five stages. You can adjust the length between 1.58m and 5.33m with almost no stress. It is completely fixed only at the shortest (first image) and longest (fifth image) lengths. To use the insect collecting net, extend the pole sections one by one from the thinnest end and fix them. It can be extended in five stages, just like a fishing rod, and all the poles are fixed when fully extended. You hold the fixed pole section to collect insects. If you hold the thickest part in the state of the second, third, and fourth images, the pole will not be fixed, and the net part will wobble, making it difficult to use. The weight is about 600g, so you shouldn't feel any burden. The net part has a large diameter of 45cm and a depth of over 80cm. You can enjoy various insect collecting, such as collecting sap from high places and collecting *hime-o-kuwagata* (a type of stag beetle) in early autumn. However, it is not suitable for collecting insects by swinging the pole around when extended. There are no instructions. If you don't know how to use it after winning the bid, please let me know via the transaction navigation. Please note that we cannot provide warranty or repair in case of damage. Due to specification changes or model changes, the color and design may differ slightly from the images. If you are concerned, please refrain from purchasing.