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Gpl23
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WTB Bivy bag

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Looking for a standalone waterproof bivy bag. Anything considered. Preferably roomy enough for a Exped HL mat and 3 season quilt. To be used on its own or with a small tarp.
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There's a nice new Hunka xl somewhere in the classifieds
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I've got a couple of old army surplus ones. you could have one of them for postage? quite big, bit heavy...
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BobCatMax wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 6:26 pm I've got a couple of old army surplus ones. you could have one of them for postage? quite big, bit heavy...
If it's similar to the goretex army one I had, they are brilliant (except the weight and bulk) and got me through a few nights in relative comfort :smile:
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Thanks for the replies. I'm looking for somenting lighter than the army ones and less red than the Hunka.
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Hi. I have MSR AC-Bivy if you interested. Has a bug net and is be big enough for in bag mat sleeping. Depending on how big you are of cause. PM me if interested.
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Wizard of Oz wrote: Wed Mar 09, 2022 3:19 pm Hi. I have MSR AC-Bivy if you interested. Has a bug net and is be big enough for in bag mat sleeping. Depending on how big you are of cause. PM me if interested.
PM sent. Cheers
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