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Snugpak Stratosphere 1-Person Bivy Shelter
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Snugpak Stratosphere 1-Person Bivy Shelter
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Product Description
A lightweight alternative to bulky tents, the Snugpak Stratosphere bivy is a formidable four-season companion for solo backcountry expeditions. A durable ripstop nylon with a waterproof polyurethane coating, the fabric is designed to reduce condensation by creating a semi-permeable membrane that only allows moisture to pass in one direction Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downseedeevee
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Jan 22, 2019
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Where is this item manufactured? Anyone? I understand massdroop doesn't like to advertise which country with poor human and labor rights it is profiting from, but . . . .
seenypaul
Jan 23, 2019
seedeeveeSorry, originally linked to the wrong one. Snugpak states on their website that their regular bivvi is made in the UK. The Stratosphere does not seem to indicate.
fishbulb
Jan 22, 2019
Weights as much as my double wall 2 person tent
wintermutt
52
Jan 22, 2019
These are great if one is not claustrophobic. They do not work for me. Unless...I am totally exhausted or have some sedatives. YMMV.
Aotearoan
190
May 18, 2018
A big fan of Snugpak gear in general and these were great, last century; but nowadays you can get a two person free standing tent that is substantially lighter than this from Big Agnes et al. Plus with Vendor shipping to NZ at $50 the price isn't too attractive either.
Curoar
12
May 18, 2018
You'll get condensation and get soaked from the inside if you close it up fully.
Flavourcountry
13
May 18, 2018
CuroarI used to have one and returned it for this very reason. Snugpak make some great gear, but I would not class this as one of them.
I use a Catoma EBNS now. Excellent ventilation, water dissipation and thermal retantion.
DaveTheDude
10
May 18, 2018
Europe (including the UK, at least until Brexit is completed), uses a comma in places where the US uses a decimal point. Europeans will read this metric (no pun intended) as 5.0 mm of poly coating.
Rinyre
102
May 18, 2018
DaveTheDudeEither way, it's still not the right way to read it. Waterproofness ratings are just written very oddly: https://www.evo.com/guides/outerwear-waterproof-ratings-and-breathability
kauboy
127
May 18, 2018
"with 5,000mm waterproof polyurethane coating"
DAMN! My math might be a bit off, but that's in the neighborhood of 16 feet of waterproof coating thickness, haha. And the bottom thickness adds another 26 feet.
DAMN! My math might be a bit off, but that's in the neighborhood of 16 feet of waterproof coating thickness, haha. And the bottom thickness adds another 26 feet.
Rinyre
102
May 18, 2018
kauboyThat's how waterproofing is rated: https://www.evo.com/guides/outerwear-waterproof-ratings-and-breathability
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