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  • Hot/Humid conditions bivvying
  • BigDummy
    Free Member

    I am setting about re-building my bivvying gear, but I’m in Hong Kong.

    That means:

    – temperature doesn’t get much below 20degrees
    – humidity is often 80 – 90%
    – insects.

    Anyone care to share any wisdom on lightweight gear for sleeping out in such conditions?

    My initial thoughts are:

    – tarp
    – mosquito net that could be suspended from under the tarp/at the same points somehow
    – very light quilt rather than a sleeping bag
    – inflatable mat
    – possibly a hammock/mosquito net combo, but that would restrict pitching spots rather.

    Cheers for any advice.

    😀

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    At 20c would a sleeping bag liner work?
    That and napalm for the insects.

    BigDummy
    Free Member

    ^^^ Good thought, and a cheap experiment to run, cheers.

    dknwhy
    Full Member

    I wouldn’t even bother with a bivvy bag and tarp combo. I’d go for a tent. Lunar solo or trekker tent stealth.
    Sleeping bag liner with a lightweight synthetic quilt.
    Thermarest neoair or an exped mat.

    BigDummy
    Free Member

    (Also) anyone have any experience with these:

    Hennessy Hammock

    🙂

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