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  1. smufter

    A good first bivvy?

    Most of my sessions are either days, or 24 hours so I tend to use a brolly. Off to France in July with my daughter, so was looking for something a little more "substantial" for a week under canvas so my wife bought me a Quest 2 man bivvy. It's my 1st "proper" bivvy, and only cost £149.00 brand new, (didn't think it was worth spending any more on something that was only going to get so little use). Gets very good reviews, and doesn't look too bad at all. I could have got another make in a one man version, but fancied the idea of the two man as I don't like having everything cluttered up around me. For £149.00 I think it offers terrific value.
    3 points
  2. yonny

    A good first bivvy?

    It's called the ESP Hideout. Looks great, lightest system on the market: http://www.esp-carpgear.com/viewProduct.php?id=338
    2 points
  3. Or, at 4.6kg, pretty much the same as the low pro, you could get the Titan hide. All the advantages of a brolly, with the added strength and other benefits of a bivvy system. Things like the zip on full fronts and Winter wraps.
    1 point
  4. B.C.

    A good first bivvy?

    There is a low pro mk2 with an infill panel I believe.... Not sure by how much this effects the overall weight though bud.
    1 point
  5. If I was loaded I'd buy one and take it down my syndi just for a wind up. Plot up 20 yards in front of my mates swims lol.
    1 point
  6. sharpy86

    Aqua

    I’ve just taken delivery of a Mk2 Aqua Fast and Light in green. Can you imagine my excitement when I opened the peg bag to discover they this brolly ships with these pegs. I feel like a million dollars. 😀😀😀😀
    1 point
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