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velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
I'll stick to my Terra Nova Jupiter bivvi tent, three ply vortex,never let me down. Tiny admittedly but long enough for my 2 metre form and as long as I travel light with air mattress and 2 season bag it's very compact. Went cycle touring around Arran on a Brompton with that.
I thought about 2 man,more space and some of them are lighter than the one ive bought. But for the life of me couldnt find any definitive vid for someone 6'3" and im not buying anything without knowing thats ok for length. A few I dsid see had shorter people and there were complaints of the fabric being too close to your face as it needed to slope
I think the snugpack is using length, so you tuck in further and the taller part gives just enough for your pack as pillow. 3m I think :?
Sorry V, Im not impressed with those hooped bin liners :? Way over priced for starters, and nowhere to leave your stuff should it bucket down. I take it comes with its own umbrella ?
and the worst is it lies against you, and given its scant insulation, thats direct cold, without even a simple airgap.
I think the snugpack is using length, so you tuck in further and the taller part gives just enough for your pack as pillow. 3m I think :?
Sorry V, Im not impressed with those hooped bin liners :? Way over priced for starters, and nowhere to leave your stuff should it bucket down. I take it comes with its own umbrella ?
and the worst is it lies against you, and given its scant insulation, thats direct cold, without even a simple airgap.
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
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Baring in mind I'm a skinny cauld tatty, I've never been cold in the Bivvi tent but if it's cold and wet I tend not to go camping. I'm a Fairweather camper for the most part.
Baring in mind I'm a skinny cauld tatty, I've never been cold in the Bivvi tent but if it's cold and wet I tend not to go camping. I'm a Fairweather camper for the most part.
I know what you mean V, its so lightweight and takes up so little room but I just cant get past the floppy :? just like the tent shape, just affords more protection, but i dunno feels like your castle
Could be having slept out for a number of years :? maybe it affords a sort of implied protection.
Could be having slept out for a number of years :? maybe it affords a sort of implied protection.
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Should have just bought a Camelback.
jimo746":2of6g24d said:Today I stuck two fingers up to the seized water bottle bolts and spinning Rivnuts on my Cannondale
Should have just bought a Camelback.
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
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What part of "Retrobike" are you not getting Clubby
What part of "Retrobike" are you not getting Clubby
