Highlander Hawk Bivvi Bag RAIN TEST Overnight
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- When you think of a Bivvi, you think of a Tarp but that’s not how we roll on the test nights! The objective for the night is to make sure the test subject gets as wet as possible! In this episode of the Rain Test, we subjected the Highlander Hawk Bivvi Bag to the rains. Check out the video to see how it faired!
#campingintherain
Love the no bullshit approach in your gear reviews. Honest and fair reviews . Your really starting to stand out from the crowd , loving the content . Keep it up mate 👍
Thanks JW! I wouldn’t want to mislead anyone with the reviews, the only way superior gear can be developed is by the critics!
Thanks for the review mate. The hole is a major problem when the company is selling the idea that something is waterproof lol 😂
Hey man, Best review if any gear I have seen, Open and honest. Really appreciate it. Subscribed. BTW, bought one last week so will give you my view after first use tomorrow
Hey Michael! Thanks for the support my friend! Very much appreciated!! How did you get on with the Hawk?
Send some of that rain our way! Great video, Cheers to you.
You can have it bud! It’s still raining now😂. Thank you for the comment my friend! Much appreciated 👍
Great video review mate 👍 On my shopping list now! Subscribed 😉 The Se Woodsman.
I wonder if redesigning it so there's a flap over that hole would resolve that hole issue
I don't think I could sleep in one,just a bit too cramped ,great review 👍
I’ve never been a fan of bivvis as they are a pain in the arse to get in and out of and pretty cramped. Great honest review mate 👍🏻 I also like the new name 😉👍🏻
Atb, Dave
Thank you Dave! Yeah this particular Bivvi was a major pain to get in and out! Pretty bad!! I appreciate the comment my friend, I hope you and yours are all well 👍
Wow, no mask. 😉 They have really dropped the ball with that hole where the zips meet. 😒
If you do a bivi like that, you always need a tarp for obvious reasons. And who wouldn’t bring a tarp.
I’ve been using this bag so many times and for the cost it’s absolutely fantastic. Also it insulates you greatly in a hammock. You should try it out. Great review though and appreciate the honesty 👍
Good test of that bivvy. I got that bivvy only used it under a tarp so far and your points are spot on , I had a mare getting in and out didn't help that my zip for sleeping bag was on opposite side to bivvy zip 🤪 Anyway nice one take care 👍
Thanks for the comment my friend! Really appreciated! It truly is hard work getting in and out of the bivvi! Hope you’re doing well bud 👍
Is the hole there to make sure users don't suffocate? I have recently seen instruction for one (maybe an alpkit though I won't swear to that) that tells users not to completely zip up. Although Bivys are breathable they might not be so breathable that you can get away without some air venting.
Good point my friend! That could quite possibly be the reason, it would make sense! Thanks for your input Bernard, I appreciate it! Hope you’re doing well 👍
Next time you have a dump its gonna look like a corn on the cob 😂
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I don't think I could sleep in a body bag like that, that we are all going to end up in one day... 😬
Ohh nooooo! No mask 😩🌱🌱 no snood!
How cheap is it? The best design of a bivy If that type had to be the one made by Exped. If the Bush pro came with a bug net it would be pretty great. Supriced you did not suffocate to death?
Hey buddy! Price wise varies but it’s generally between £50-£60. Dude! If the Bush Pro came with a bug net it would be awesome!
@@TreeDeepOutdoors why they even make bivy bags with no bug net is beyond me… cant be that hard to stitch one on there
Haaaaaaaahaaaaaaaaahaaa I thought that would look better than it does
New name, new edit style. Great review dude, will not be buying that!
Thank you Mark! I appreciate the comment, hope you’re doing well dude 👍
Mate,that's odd seeing a face to the voice.