Outdoor Research Advanced Bivy, Mojo Blue, 1size
OUR MOST FEATURE-RICH, HIGH-PERFORMANCE BIVY SACK Skip the tent and sleep in our Advanced Bivy—the largest in our line. Cut from GORE-TEX Respiration Positive, this bivy allows warm, moist air to escape, minimizing condensation, but blocks the elements. Need more space or air? Unzip the vent at the base and utilize the patented dual-pole system.
Product Features
- 3 Layer Gore-Tex Respiration Positive fabricl durable hydroseal coated waterproof nylon floor, fully taped seams
- Two shock-corded Delrin poles, overhead and circumferential: dual delrin pole system, removable no-see-um netting covers opening and end opening zipper with wide storm flap
- Sleeping pad straps, sized to fit thicker mats, five stake loops, three guy line loops
- High volume foot section with zippered vent and small internal mesh pocket
- Avg weight: 37.2oz/1056g, Packed size: 15 1/4″x 4″x4″/39cm x 10cm x 10cm, Length: 87in/221cm, Max width: 26″/66cm, Peak heigth: 20″/50cm
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My favorite shelter for backpacking and car camping This bivy has been my preferred shelter for the last 3 or 4 years and I’m outdoors quite a bit. During the summer months I’ll be backpacking in the Sierra Nevada most weekends and in the winter I can usually be found running around the desert. This has been the best shelter of any of the various tents and bivys I’ve tried. I’ve used it on rock, dirt, and snow in all sorts of conditions including extended snow and rain storms and a rather memorable 13 hour downpour two years ago.I…
Serious zipper and ventilation under-design. Hood does not stay put. Always wanted a bivy, so I took a shot on this Advanced Bivy from OR. There are two poles with this bivy. One for the “tent” area up front, and the other to support the hood and its movement (no poles past your chest). This bivy is very warm, and like all GoreTex products, it pretty much stops breathing when it is raining or the bivy is otherwise wet. Expect some warm nights, even without the rain. I found that in a heavy rain, the bivy stayed dry overall, but you must leave the zipper open…