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Sierra Designs Navassa Bivy - 2008 BCS

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On high-speed backcountry through-hikes, the Sierra Designs Navassa Bivy is the minimalist solo sleep option for weight-conscious trekkers. The Navassa's fully-taped seams defend against invading weather, and the six-slider zipper frees your arms to make food and gear prep possible in the rain. An oversized footbox and 92-inch length allow boot liners and oversized alpine sleeping bags to fit comfortably inside.

Bottom Line: Keep your daypack light and your nights covered with the Sierra Designs Navassa Bivy.

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Was wondering how this bivy would do mostly as shelter for climbing

Was wondering how this bivy would do mostly as shelter for climbing in the white mountains of n.h.

By: softride12240119
January 16, 2009

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speaking from experience, there's not much long enough in N.H. to warrant a bivy. Bivies are fairly miserable. After owning a Wild Things Bivy for four years, I can count the number of times that I used the thing on one hand and all of them (besides trying it on my porch) were out west or in Europe. In the summer, bivies are stuff and claustrophobic. In the winter, well, I'd carry the extra 2 pounds for alittle more space to wait out storms. If you're still gung-ho for a bivy, take a look at the Wildthings Bivy. It has a full strength tie-in that allows you to sleep tied in... and it's made of a great fabric. Enjoy the whites, I miss the ice.

By: Joshua Keith
January 29, 2009

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Yeah I live in a coastal climate so I need a bivy that is waterproof

Yeah I live in a coastal climate so I need a bivy that is waterproof and durable, does this bivy fit those requirements?

By: alexi.baab2394287
September 2, 2008

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Not only does this bivy sack work well in humid climates, it work great in drier areas where it rains less ofter but when it does rain, you wonder if it's time to start building your ark! "The DriZone fabric blocks elements, but breathes, too. Taped seams guarantee waterproof function."

By: moroni
October 22, 2008