Description This bivy sack offers the weather protection of a tent at a fraction of the weight and bulk--perfect for alpine climbing or to have for emergencies. Taslan(R) nylon shell with waterproof/breathable la...
Reviewed by: Allen Ford(Unregistered User)
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Backpacker
, from Quincy, Ca, USA
Price Paid:
$99.00
at REI outlaet
Summary: The bivy is totaly waterproof...unfortunately inside and out. Rain did not soak in but bag is so air tight inside moisture did not breathe out. had to oben bivy to allow wet air out (cold air in). i have used this bivy on several occasions now and have decided it is best suited for dry, warm weather so the bag is able to breathe. i should have gone with a plastic tarp.
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Reviewed by: Mike (Unregistered User)
,
Backpacker
, from Sacramento
Price Paid:
$169.00
at REI
Summary: Im very happy with this Bivy sack. Ive used it 3 nights and have not noticed ANY condensation inside. The hooped pole keeps the netting off my head and helps avoid feelings of claustrophobia. It weighs 2lbs and takes up little space in my pack. Great for solo hiking or for someone who doesnt want to share a tent.
Customer Service: Not needed
Similar Products Used: solo tents
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Reviewed by: arport(Unregistered User)
,
Backpacker
, from WA
Price Paid:
$99.00
at REI outlet
Summary: sucks, don't buy it. Bad design. Everything from zipper location, to the way it opened, the way the netting worked, everything. It also condensated really bad. The pole doesn't clip into the sack, there is a separate cord I guess it's called that lays loose under the bag! How dumb is that? The whole design is bad, it's a bad buy.
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