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Bivy bags |
3-May-2016 At 10:33:26 AM |
miguel75
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I have the BD big wall bivy (the long version) and have used it happily in a downpour multiple times. When new it had sealed seams though I liberally applied my own seam seal as well and haven't had any discernable leaks to date. In saying that I do experience condensation at the foot end if I'm in a warmer rain storm.
I really like the zip across the shoulders and the delrin(?) rod/fly setup as I don't like the bivy touching my face when I'm sleeping...
All is all it's an awesome bivy |
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