Outdoor Research Alpine Bivy

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Outdoor Research made the two-pound Alpine Bivy with waterproof, highly breathable Gore-Tex Respiration+ fabric, which makes it an excellent lightweight shelter for camping, climbing, and mountaineering. When weight is of the utmost importance, bring the fully seam-taped Alpine Bivy instead of a tent. This one-person shelter from Outdoor Research has a single overhead pole to keep the fabric off your face as well as mosquito netting to keep those nasty sub-alpine mosquitoes off you while you sleep. The Alpine Bivy also includes internal straps to hold your sleeping pad in place, a small mesh pocket for organization, and five stake loops so you can secure this shelter in wind.

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Material: Gore-Tex Respiration+ fabric; [floor] Hydroseal-coated waterproof nylon
Freestanding: Yes
Poles: 1
Pole Material: Delrin aluminum
Doors: 1 zippered opening
Clip / Sleeve: Sleeve
Floor Space: 84 x 19-26in (214 x 49-66cm)
Interior Height: 20in (50cm)
Vestibule Space:
Seam Sealed: Yes
Bathtub Floor:
Ventilation: Removable no-see-um netting
Packed Size: 15.25 x 4in (39 x 10cm)
Weight: 2lb (907g)
Recommended Use: Backpacking, camping, climbing, mountaineering
Warranty: Lifetime

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Brand: Outdoor Research
Label: Outdoor Research
Manufacturer: Outdoor Research

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