Andes bivvy bag?

[thedude]

Anyone have any experience of these, i've little to no money and this may just do me for a year or so?

http://www.outdoorvalue.co.uk/products/ ... 0wod_4wPaw

[Bearbonesnorm]

It appears to be no more than a PU nylon sack, which means it isn't breathable (think the same material as your nan's pack-a-mac). It really is that cheap for a reason ... you would likely drown in condensation if you ever slept in it.

I know you haven't any money but you can sometimes turn up Hunka's for around £20 or something ex MOD.

[TheBrownDog]

You got mail (private message anyway) Might be able to sort you out with something a bit better than that bin bag.

Cheers
Tim

[Teetosugars]

If you're still struggling, I've an old ex army one I was issued kicking around doing nowt..
I'm not over at Mum's for a couple of weeks, but if you can wait, I'll see if I can find it.

[wingnut]

It appears to be no more than a PU nylon sack, which means it isn't breathable (think the same material as your nan's pack-a-mac). It really is that cheap for a reason ... you would likely drown in condensation if you ever slept in it.

I know you haven't any money but you can sometimes turn up Hunka's for around £20 or something ex MOD.

Good advice , I had one a few years back and though waterproof it is not breathable at all I awoke soaked and that was on a dry night with the top open fully.

[thedude]

Cheers dudes, thought it would be rubbish at that price.

Replied TheBrownDog. sounds good.