Inspire Bivvy 2 Man - Carp Fishing

[@stephanegb3506]

When will il be available un France? Thanks

[@inSaNe_44]

Looks good, it will last in time? Some feedback please!

[@paullawrence8572]

Looks a great bivvy! 👌

[@alexderpyracc4053]

Will there be a 1 person version of it too?

[@MCFear230]

I read the bivvy is only 1,44m high, my question is : Can i sit on rainy days with a chair in it ? im 1.85

[@MrFedupwiththis]

well the only things i can say about this biv is buy one...this is one of if not the best bivvy ive ever had in over 50 years of carp fishing..however there are a couple of things id try to improve on it..one is the height ..its low very low for a tall person..eg:5 foot 5 plus and you will end up with a hump on ya back..my carer is only 5 foot 2 and she struggled to get in and out of it..next thing is inside this biv there are no storage places except the floor.. badly needed some pockets..and maybe a loop for a biv light..apart from those faults like i said its one of if not the best biv out there in my humble opinion.. so do yourself a big favour and buy one..just shop around and get a good price..well done to prologic for this bivvy.. A plus across the board from me..

[@MikeeTompkins]

The 2 man is about 5'2 in height going off the measurements isn't it, I'm seriously thinking about getting one. I'm 6ft but surely sitting on my bedroom chair I'd be able to sit straight up and look out to the water without getting a sore back?

[@MrFedupwiththis]

@@MikeeTompkins my carer is 5 ..2 high she had to stoop slightly to get out the door...im over 6 foot tall i really did have a problem with it in any way, getting out the door is something im used to doing so no real problem there..like i said this is one of the best bivvys i had in a very long time..the only other long stay bivvy i ha was a power plus that was the best but sadly they don't make them anymore..no money wasted here i promise you..great value only my opinion ..

[@wiffer22222]

Be good if there was a video showing how to erect this bivvy as I've just bought it and theres no instructions.

[@MikeeTompkins]

How you finding the bivvy, I've just ordered one

[@wiffer22222]

​@Carpfinatic brilliant, used it yesterday. Loads of room, fits myself and my 2 kids no problem. Only issue is there's no hanging hooks inside so I bought some magnetic ones.

[@MikeeTompkins]

​@@wiffer22222 Mine is coming Tuesday, did you find a video on the setup or is it easy enough?

[@wiffer22222]

@@MikeeTompkins kzbin.info/www/bejne/iofQqoCdoNWcrM0si=i9p77gKwLaXqEgFe 1 man version but its pretty easy

[@alfonsaberg4551]

Just looking for some inspiration, the 4 elastic metal loops on the floor, (All in the front)what do you do with them? I've been scratching my head to see the logic in them. Haha

[@Briggers69]

Would like to see the 1 man with a bed chair to give an idea on space

[@alexderpyracc4053]

Yeah I also need a compact but 1.5m tall one basically like this one but just narrower

[@ilijakavedzic517]

What are dimensions? Can't find any info on web..

[@jimr8792]

144cm x 295cm x 300 (with overwrap 335cm)

[@ilijakavedzic517]

@@jimr8792 so the guy on the video is 150cm tall 🤣 I knew it

[@Carl-f9l]

I have just bought one of these 2 man shelters and to be honest am quite disappointed, there is a basic design issue; 3 pieces of webbing, 2 of which hold the door rolled up the third is hanging over the middle of the door. They are all stitched into the seam that runs over the door to then hang down underneath the canopy so water on top runs through the webbing fabric - whoever designed this wants a kicking - why not just attach them underneath the canopy problem solved. What happens is the webbing acts as a conduit so water then soaks through from the top and drips onto the panels each side of the door and the centre of the door itself under the canopy, it leaves a run of what looks like dark ink (does dry off) but then starts to cause water ingress through to the mesh behind the 3 panels. This is only surface water running thats leaking through and not even downfall pressure nowhere near the 20,000 head of pressure claim on this all singing and dancing innovative fabric - if it's leaking with a trickle of water pressure it's a poor show. I am sure the wrap will sort this problem but that's not the point. Also I had it out 30/40 mph gusts and I ended up attaching 4 guy lines on it as it didn't feel safe enough with just the pegs in as it was moving around a bit more than I would like (I've camped out in all weathers so am fairly used to all conditions). Haven't tried the wrap on but suspect I couldn't use guy lines as no poles would be on show to anchor to. As far as quality goes it feels fairly good and well made but have had better waterproofing from a cheap £50 tent.

[@Carl-f9l]

To add further I zipped in the heavy duty groundsheet and under one night of drizzle there were 4 pools of water inside the shelter with nowhere to go, coincidentally all 4 pools of water were directly under webbing that was inbetween a flyscreen and the outer skin, got to say there is serious design issues here.

[@AmyWinehouse.914]

Doesn't show you how to put up or take down.

[@chillwinston4216]

This guys sounds just like micheal Owen