Outdoor Research Bug Bivy (Single)

Product Descriptions

REI Description: When clear nights prevail but insects threaten to reduce your blood volume, the Outdoor Research Bug Bivy is the sleeping chamber of choice. No-see-um netting won't let the obnoxious little buggers through, and the overhead pole keeps them from getting too close to your head. Single overhead shockcorded Delrin(R) pole keeps bivy up and off of face when sack is closed. Long-zip end opening allows rapid entry so you can minimize the number of micro guests. Sleeping pad straps keep your sleeping pad secure. Small mesh pockets holds nighttime essentials. Includes Delrin pole and stuff sacks. Shoulder girth is 50 in.

SummitHut Description: When the only precipitation you need to be protected from is buzzing around on wings or slithering on its belly, this is the bivouac cover of choice. The no-see-um netting will not let the obnoxious little buggers through, and the overhead pole keeps them from getting too close to your head. There's no pole at the bottom, which eliminates the need for staking, but stashing a few things at the foot of it will help keep the netting from resting on bare legs. The long-zip end opening allows rapid entry so you can minimize the number of micro guests.

Altrec Description: When the only precipitation you need to be protected from is buzzing around on wings or slithering on its belly, these are the bivouac covers of choice. The no-see-um netting will not let the obnoxious little buggers through, and the overhead pole keeps them from getting too close to your head. We left off a pole at the bottom to eliminate the need for staking out the bivy, but stashing a few things at the foot of it will help keep the netting from resting on bare legs. The long-zip end opening allows rapid entry so you can minimize the number of micro guests. Our Hydroseal-200 coated floor material will prevent a wet ground from soaking through. The single Bug Bivy is perfect for anyone who is trying to avoid malaria, whether you're in the desert Southwest or on a lodge bed in Belize.