MYOG Bivi bag MKII

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pushbikemike
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MYOG Bivi bag MKII

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Bivi bag. MkII by pushbikemike, on Flickr

Silnylon base layer with bathtub construction. Pertex top. Mesh netting. Two way double zip runs across mesh and 2 feet down side. Room inside for mat and down bag. Actually my winter bag fits in no bother.

Weight is 350g with mesh stuff sack.

Lessons learned:
1. sizing is generous. Could trim weight by making smaller.

2. Could use lighter top material.

3. Zip was from an old tent. Could use smaller and lighter zip
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Re: MYOG Bivi bag MKII

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Looks ace Mike, the sizing was generous on mine too but better too big than too small I think. Where did you source your pertex?
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Re: MYOG Bivi bag MKII

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Cheers ray.
Point north fabrics for the pertex.
Although I now think this was Skylon material which is like pertex. :oops:
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Re: MYOG Bivi bag MKII

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That looks cracking Mike ... top job.
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Re: MYOG Bivi bag MKII

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Cheers. I'm well pleased with it.
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