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Emergency Bivvy $16.99 Klim Emergency Bivvy Vacuum materialized polyethylene bivvy sack reflects back up to 90% of your radiated body heat Weighs 3.8 oz Nylon stuff sack with draw cord |
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Klim Emergency Bivvy $16.99 Vacuum materialized polyethylene bivvy sack reflects back up to 90% of your radiated body heat Nylon stuff sack with draw cord 3.8 oz. |
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Adventure Medical SOL Emergency Bivvy $16 Ideal for the fast packing hiker, climber, or backcountry skier who wants to build in a greater safety margin, the Adventure Medical Kits Heatsheets Emergency Bivvy weighs just 3.5 oz. and fits in a stuff sack no larger than the palm of your hand. At least get some rest in during that unexpected night out and avoid hypothermia. |
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Frontier Gore-Tex Pants $599.95 Alpinestars Frontier Gore-Tex Pants The Frontier Gore-Tex? Pant is Alpinestars' high-tech answer to the Adventure rider's dream - a lightweight, comfortable riding pant that can be used without compromise in all weather conditions. The 4-in-1 liner system lets the rider configure the combination of removable Gore-Tex? and thermal liners to suit their own particular riding needs. **Closeouts are limited to stock on hand** |
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Kokatat Men's Gore-Tex Trinity Drytop $389 Kokatat Men's Gore-Tex Trinity Drytop |
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Burton Women's Defiance Gore-Tex Snowboard Pants $299.95 Burton Women's Defiance Gore-Tex Snowboard Pants |
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Kokatat Women's Gore-Tex Trinity Drytop $389 Kokatat Women's Gore-Tex Trinity Drytop |
 US Military Surplus Bivy Sleeping Bag Cover Gore Tex Sale Price: $56.00  |
 Military Modular Sleep System 4 Piece with Goretex Bivy Cover and Carry Sack Sale Price: $193.00 |
 3 - in - 1 Military - style Sleeping System List Price: Sale Price: $89.97 You save: $10.00 (10%)  Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
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My impresion is that Vango had gone slightly backward in their tent designs recently as they had generally become heavier, so this redresses the balance. I have fond memories of F10 as I had a cotton Mk2. These new designs look very competitive, especially at the price.
It seemed to me that one reason for the geodesic failing was the wind getting up under the fly sheet. I would have put some turf/rocks at the rear to prevent this.
Look forward to reading your experiences in the BA bivvy sack.