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Black Diamond Winter Bivy Sack
I am thinking about getting a big agnes 0 degree and combining...
By gtdurango2346143
Ranked #1527 - Sleeping Bags
September 4, 2008
I am thinking about getting a big agnes 0 degree and combining it with a bivy for winter camping in the rockies of colorado. I am an avid AT skier but am wanting to get into longer trips. Would this bag/bivy idea be ok for the cold winter high country? How much warmth does a bivy add?
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By Joe Hatoum
Ranked #1813 - Sleeping Bags
April 9, 2009
I think the ground is really cold in the winter and I cant imagine this thing actually keeping anyone much warm other than a bit of wind chill and water, but I wouldn't expect much more than 3 degree's advantage. They should have it engineered and tested, with specs for those who'll actually be using this type of gear to survive out there.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
By Jeff Gerhard
Ranked #1 - Sleeping Bags
October 19, 2008
This bivy would be fine for your intended purpose. As far as warmth is concerned, maybe five degrees but it will keep the elements out & this is the most important factor.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes | 0 No
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- Polyester Ripstop fabric
- Seam sealed:
- No
- Number of doors:
- 1(if you call the slit in a bivy a door)
- Bathtub floor:
- No
- Ventilation:
- Mesh panel
- Number of poles:
- No
- Clip or sleeve:
- N/A
- Interior footage:
- 7.08 sq/ft
- Interior height:
- N/A
- Vestibule footage:
- None
- Packed size:
- Tiny! 3in. Diameter 3.5 in. length
- Packed weight:
- 9 oz (255g)
- Minimal weight:
- 9 oz (255g)
- Warranty:
- Limited
- Recommended use:
- Winter bag cover, emergency shelter, sleeping bag alternative
- Country of Origin:
- United States
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