Black Diamond Bipod Bivy

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The Bipod Bivy is a bivy sack made by Black Diamond. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The Bibler Bipod Bivy is both functional and comfortable. A shock-corded Easton aluminum pole arches over the head and shoulder area to provide a roomy space so you won't feel claustrophobic. A large zippered entry on the Bipod Bivy provides easy access, great ventilation and rolls back to reveal a generously sized, no-see-um net door. You can check out the stars, feel a pleasant breeze on your face - without the local mosquito masquerade joining your party."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"A stormproof bivy with headroom, the Black Diamond Bibler Bipod Bivy utilizes a single shock-corded Easton aluminum pole to lift the bivouac sack away from your head and shoulders. It’s built from waterproof, windproof and breathable ToddTex with a polyurethane-laminated bathtub floor. All seams are sewn with heavy duty nylon and factory taped. The Bipod has a large zippered entry with a sizable no-see-um mesh panel to keep the critters out and allow the fresh air in. Stuff sack included. Tripod Bivy Ground Cloth works with Bipod Bivy. Bibler Bipod Bivy Specs: Capacity (persons): 1 Weight: 1 lb. 13 oz. Dimensions: 92" x 30" Floor Area: 18.5 sq.ft Freestanding? No Poles: 1 Doors: 1 Please allow an extra 1-2 days for delivery on this item."

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Black Diamond Bipod Bivy (Fall 2009) A stormproof bivy with headroom, the Bipod Bivy by Bibler utilizes a single shock-corded Easton aluminum pole to lift the bivouac sack away from your head and shoulders. It's built from waterproof, windproof and breathable ToddTex with a polyurethane-laminated bathtub floor. All seams are sewn with heavy duty nylon and factory taped. The Bipod has a large zippered entry with a sizable no-see-um mesh panel to keep the critters out and allow the fresh air in. Stuff sack included. Tripod Bivy Ground Cloth works with Bipod Bivy."

User Reviews

Bipod Bivy
Reviewed by kmsquared, Mar 11, 2006

"I owned a Bibler Hooped Bivy but am claustrophobic and so moved up to a Bibler Bipod Bivy, which I used in California's Sierra for several years.

I had also got very sick of how hard it was to get a sleeping pad and sleeping bag into the Hooped Bivy or any other ordinary bivy that loads only from the top."

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