Biwak I.2 - Bivy bag
€53.00
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Protects eco-friendly from rain - fully without PFC.
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Bivy sack for winter
Sustainability
Our products are manufactured in a fair working environment in accordance with Fair Wear guidelines.
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This and all other VAUDE products are offset for climate neutrality.
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Suitable for
- Gender
- Unisex
- Activity
- Ski tour - allround, Mountain tour, Alpine Tour, Ambitious hiking
- season
- All year
Material & Care
- material overview
- Main fabric: 100% Polyamide; 70D 190T Polyurethane coated.
Dates & Details
- Weight in g
- 300
- minimal packing size in cm
- 25 x 10 x 7
- maximum packing size in cm
- 25 x 10 x 7
- Temperature Limit
- 0 °C
- Temperature Extreme
- 0 °C
- shoulder width in cm
- 78
- foot width in cm
- 66
- Length in cm
- 245
- total weight in g
- 300
Equipment
- 1 person bivy sack made from PU coated polyamide
- can also be used as sleeping bag cover for winter bivouacs
- can also be used as a liner
- Stuff sack included
Technologies and Materials
Mummy – a design with high thermal efficiency
- optimal thermal efficiency due to a form fitting shape
- lightweight and very compressible
- perfect for challenging tours in any weather
Eco Finish – environmentally friendly water and stain resistant finish
- makes rain roll off the outer fabric
- no use of environmentally harmful fluorocarbons (PFC)
- regular aftercare is necessary for permanent water and dirt repellency
Product description
- lightweight and packs down small
- waterproof
- can be used as a vapor proof liner in sleeping bags
- eco-friendly manufacturing
Weather protection for winter: lightweight bivy sack that packs down small made of waterproof, bluesign® certified material. Provides good weather protection thanks to the contoured mummy design, hood and drawstring. This bivy sack can both be used outside a sleeping bag (protection against snow, rain and wind) as well as a vapor barrier inside the bag on winter tours. This prevents the dew point from moving into the sleeping bag in cold temperatures and causing the down to lose its insulation properties.
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