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Portable Shelter for Solo Adventurers
Introducing our ultra-lightweight and compact tarp bivvy, designed for solo travelers who crave the great outdoors. This versatile shelter can be used with a groundsheet and sleeping bag or with your existing bivy sack. Set it up in open or closed mode, depending on the weather. Plus, it’s available with an insect screen for added comfort. Check out our Bivy Tent for more details.
Experience Unparalleled Lightweight Performance
We understand that every gram counts when you’re on the move. That’s why our tarp bivvy weighs a mere 490g, making it the perfect companion for ultralight enthusiasts and minimalist backpackers. What’s more, its compact design takes up minimal space in your pack, giving you more room for the essentials.
Durable Construction for Extreme Weather Conditions
Don’t let the elements catch you off guard. Our tarp bivvy features a waterproof rating of 5000mm, ensuring you stay dry in even the most torrential rain or snow. The silicone-coated nylon 15D fabric is built to last, with reinforced loops and adjusters for a secure pitch.
Technical Specifications
- Weight: 490g (Tarp: 390g, Accessories: 100g)
- Dimensions: Refer to diagrams
- Packed Dimensions: 19cm x 10cm
- Capacity: 1 person
- Material: Nylon 15D
- Waterproof rating: 5000mm
- Coating: Silicone
- Included: Tarp, stakes, ropes
When it comes to solo adventures, having the right gear can make all the difference. Our ultra-lightweight tarp bivvy is the perfect solution for minimalist backpackers, ultralight enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a reliable, compact shelter. Whether you’re hiking, camping, or simply enjoying the great outdoors, this tarp bivvy has got you covered. With its impressive waterproof rating and durable construction, you can trust it to keep you dry and comfortable, no matter the weather. So why settle for anything less? Choose our tarp bivvy for your next adventure and experience the freedom to roam, unencumbered.
