Integral Designs Crysallis

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The Crysallis is a bivy sack made by Integral Designs. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"Zip into Integral Designs' Crysallis Bivy Bag and enjoy fresh air flow as the evening rain drizzles down. A wire-stiffened dome over your face and a rear facing tunnel vent in the hood allow air to circulate, so you're not stuck breathing the same stuffy air all night. The eVent fabric blocks wetness while remaining breathable. For dry-weather camping, unzip the Crysallis Bivy's top fabric from your head to waist level and sleep bug free with the netting-backed top of the Crysallis Bivy Bag. With the zipper at the top of your head instead of in front of your face, Integral Designs' Bivy Bag works well for trips where you're sleeping fully stretched out."

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Crysallis
Reviewed by Jack, Nov 16, 2004

"My first use of this bivy was on a three-day float on the Buffalo River. There was snow on the ground the entire time and the temperature never got above 30 degrees. I'm 6'5" and about 250lbs. and the long version of this bivy has very adequate room for someone my size."

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