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Antarctic winds? - no problem

Black Diamond Bipod Bivy Bag

Black Diamond Bipod Bivy Bag

Rating for this product: 5 March 12, 2007

I just took the Bipod Bivy along the South Cape Trail in deep south Tasmania. The bivy bag had to cope with strong winds, rain, hail and brilliant sunshine (all in the space of a few hours on occasions). The weather basically blows in straight from Antarctica but did not trouble my new bivy. It proved super light, watertight and very easy to set up. Well worth the money. One happy camper.

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