User Review: Outdoor Research Bug Bivy
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Design: Mesh Bivy
Sleeps: 2
Ease of Setup: Easy
Weight: 14 oz.
Price Paid: about $100
I've been looking for a lightweight alternative to all the small tents on the market, but a conventional bivy sack is still a poor compromise: in good weather, being encased in a limited-breathable fabric is overkill, and in bad weather, you need a tarp or something covering the entrance, so you can get in and out of the bivy without soaking everything.
I have found a better alternative. The OR Bug Bivy (available at Mountain Gear) is entirely mesh with a waterproof bottom. It's so light I got the double wide for the extra room. It weighs nothing, keeps the bugs off you, and offers the same ventilation as sleeping under the stars. I take a 14 oz. Integral Designs tarp for rain, and have a system that weighs under two pounds, but is extremely versatile.
Where to Buy
Buy Online We found the Bug Bivy at 8 online stores:
| Store | Product Description | Price |
Backcountry.com | Bug Bivy | $71.96 | Buy Now |
Oregon Mountain Community | Bug Bivy | $78.95 | Buy Now |
Moosejaw | Bug Bivy | $67.15 | Buy Now |
Altrec Outdoors | Bug Bivy (Single) | $78.95 | Buy Now |
CampSaver.com 2 purchase options: | Outdoor Research Drycomp Summit Sack | $64.95 | Buy Now |
| Outdoor Research Bug Bivy | $78.95 | Buy Now |
REI | Bug Bivy | $79.00 | Buy Now |
GearX.com | Bug Bivy | $79.95 | Buy Now |
US Outdoor Store | Bug Bivy | $79.00 | Buy Now |
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