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  • Bivi bag
  • roughneck
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    Can any one recommend a good but cheap bivi bag

    squattingmouse
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    Army surplus one? Mine was 20 quid and in good nick.

    rob1984p
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    alpkit have some substandard ones that they were knocking out at mm for £10

    thefallguy
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    Got the alpkit hunka, can't belive how small it folds up especially compared to army surplus ones, it is a fair bit tighter though.

    Special_ized_Jamie
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    Alpkit Hunka every time!

    montylikesbeer
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    alpkit for me, lugged some kit over the hills in scotland a few weeks ago, its light, well made and just well……………alpkity

    billyboulders
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    Another vote for the Hunka. Alpkit are great people to deal with too. Had a problem with one of their mats, e-mailed them a picture and a new one came the next day.

    roughneck
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    Any links.

    AlasdairMc
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    http://www.alpkit.com – surely that wasn't that difficult to work out??

    roughneck
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    any good sleeping bags to go with the bivi.

    roughneck
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    yer found it, I'm just lazy

    iht4
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    My finger is opised over the button as well, but ………..

    What about the sizing? I am a short arse, but have fairly large shoulders ( 46" chest) would I need the XL or would the standard hunka be ok? It would not be for use with a huge down bag just a standard sleeping bag.

    cheers

    thefallguy
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    I'm 6'3" & 46" chest, with standard hunka and a snugpak lightweight bag I still had enough room to move around.

    Teetosugars
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    They have no XL ones in stock, so that kinda narrows down yer choices at the minute..

    aphex_2k
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    Does it need to be an uber light weight one? I mean, you didn't say if it was for sticking in a back pack for a ride out.

    Goretext army surplus. Bombproof (not literally). Used one for yonks, for camping though, not bivi-riding.

    momentum
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    Another good choise is the Rab survival zone. Similar to the hunka but sized a bit more like the XL one – it's the original and best light bivi bag. I got mine from the outdoor shop for 37.50, but I think I read that one of the other shops (maybe field and trek?) are doing them for 30. Was using mine this weekend and it was just the job.

    iht4
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    cheers fallguy ( & teeto )

    looks like a standard one will do me fine so don't you all go buying them until I get home tonight! ( just my luck that I ponder while they run out of stock 😉 )

    trail_rat
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    +1 for momentums suggestion of the rab – ive even slept with my head inside it during the rainy season with no issues

    roughneck
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    so which sleeping bag for summer bivi. as small as pos.

    Teetosugars
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    Alpkit again my friend..

    flatfish
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    rab quantum 200 last years model but 60 quid cheaper than normal retail or an alpkit pd400

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