Two man bivvy

[smufter]

  On 17/08/2017 at 17:00, dayvid said:

  Never ever buy a Bivvy Heater unless you are looking to top yourself.

Expand  

If the blanks continue Dayvid, I could be sparking up sooner rather than later!😉😉😉

[phil dalts]

Nothing better when its frosty than doing up all the doors and turning on my heater..........

[Carpbell_ll]

Can vouch for the JRC contact, very basic but a nice strong build, I have a bed by Carpzone lovely bit of kit, if i ever replace my bivvy i will go with one of the carp zone offerings.

[phil dalts]

Can't beat a chub tri brid!

[dayvid]

  On 17/08/2017 at 18:44, phil dalts said:

Nothing better when its frosty than doing up all the doors and turning on my heater..........

Expand  

No wonder you look so Ghostly in your picture 

[smufter]

  On 17/08/2017 at 19:20, Carpbell_ll said:

 if i ever replace my bivvy i will go with one of the carp zone offerings.

Expand  

Have had a look at Carpzone, and I know their gear is good for the price.

The hurricane bivvy looks good, but is only 5,000mm whereas the Quest is 10,000mm.

My daughters brolly is 5,000mm and when you sit under it on a hot day it's like a sauna inside as the light is still getting in.....

[phil dalts]

It would do, not sun proof.

http://bivvybits.co.uk/what-is-hydrostatic-head-rating/

Edited August 18, 2017 by phil dalts

[smufter]

  On 18/08/2017 at 07:40, phil dalts said:

It would do, not sun proof.

http://bivvybits.co.uk/what-is-hydrostatic-head-rating/

Expand  

I was just assuming that the higher rating might keep the light out a bit more.

My Solace HD brolly let's no light through at all.

Much cooler than my daughters one.