Bivvys, which ones???????

[Comus]

Rudd,

Sorry but I can't find Chapmans website.

Could you post the address please as I'm interested in a first time bivvy.

Thanks,

Comus

[*Ant*]

Here ya go, about half way down the page.

[chesters1]

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or is really cold in the middle of the night.

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cold :confused: how the heck is 1mm of material going to warm you up ,if your concerned about "cold" best stay tucked up in you jimjams in bed :confused:

[Brad Jones]

it dont have another layer so i think condensation would be a problem. i also think itll be cold as there is only one layer.

and its a bit big.

thankz but no thankz

 

Brad

[Comus]

Thanks Anthony,

Straight on my favourites list. How do Ron Thompson compare with say Fox?

Seem very good value.

[Ste_Chap25/11/89]

*Anthony*:

Here ya go, about half way down the page.

erm i luked at that page because i want a lil bivvy for day time fishing to keep the wind and rain off me and was thinking that 42 pound one would that keep the rain and wind off me. i do quite long seasion like from 7 in the morning till it gets dark. would that bivvy be ok?

[chesters1]

i think your 12 hour "long session" can do with an umberella

[Ste_Chap25/11/89]

ye but they dont keep the wind off enuff and ive tryed the ones with the sides on but wen ive bought them they have been already broke so that put me off. and plus it looks better having a bivvy

[chesters1]

you'l be laughed off the bank ,you'l take an hour putting it up ,another half hour setting up your bed another hour setting up the pod,rods and alarms ,another half hour baiting up and getting your rig into the same spot ,then you'l hear mummy hooting the horn for you to go home for your tea didnt you spot the "session carp fishing" bit

 

[ 07. January 2005, 10:32 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

[Ste_Chap25/11/89]

ok wateva actually quite a lot have them round here.and i take the food with me.