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Exped Bivy Bag 100% VentAir
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The Exped Bivybag 100% VentAir is a fully breathable and waterproof bivy bag , designed for those looking for a more comfortable and condensation-free alternative to traditional emergency bivouacs. It is intended for both planned bivouac nights , minimalist overnight stays and as a protective cover for the sleeping bag in damp or windy conditions.
Unlike the Exped Uno UL and Duo UL, which are primarily emergency bivouacs, the 100% VentAir model is built for repeated use . The VentAir® material combines waterproofness with very good breathability , which reduces condensation and creates a more comfortable climate during the night – especially important for extended use in cool or damp weather.
The 100% VentAir bivy bag has a spacious mummy shape with a hood , which provides good freedom of movement and space for an insulating sleeping bag. It works great both independently under the open sky and as extra protection in combination with a tarp , where it protects the sleeping bag against dew, wind and ground moisture.
VentAir® membrane – waterproof and breathable for reduced condensation
Intended for regular use , not just emergencies
Durable construction for longer life
Mummy shape with hood for better protection and comfort
Excellent as a stand-alone bivouac or in combination with a tarp
Effectively protects against rain, wind and soil moisture
Improves sleeping bag performance in humid climates
Suitable for trekking, mountain hiking and bikepacking
Provides a better indoor climate than frequent emergency bivouacs during longer nights
Type : Bivouac bag
Capacity : 1 person
Material : VentAir® – waterproof and breathable laminate
Construction : Mummy shape
Features : Breathable, waterproof, windproof
Use : Spring, summer, autumn (depending on sleeping system)
(Exact dimensions and weight may vary between production years; the model is intended as a more robust alternative to the UL series.)
Mountain hiking, long trips, minimalist camping and tarp-based systems – for those who want higher comfort and better moisture management than in classic emergency bivouacs .
