I'm really getting into minimal hiking when i go out by myself and occasionally i'll sleep on the ground (ahhhhhhhh, noooo! :scared: )
so i'm looking for a sleeping bag cover that would help keep my sleeping bag dry and clean...anyone have any?
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I'm really getting into minimal hiking when i go out by myself and occasionally i'll sleep on the ground (ahhhhhhhh, noooo! :scared: )
so i'm looking for a sleeping bag cover that would help keep my sleeping bag dry and clean...anyone have any?
Hey Man,
Here's some bivy sacks at Cableas...
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...set=ISO-8859-1
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...set=ISO-8859-1
The newer, re-designed Cabelas XPG bivy (now with DryPlus) is supposed to better than the earlier model. Breathes better and 100% waterproof.
Other than that, Integral Designs has a bivy made out of eVent material. That would be really waterproof and breathable too. But OUCH, that price hurts...
http://www.backcountrygear.com/catal...il.cfm/IN19001
Just some thoughts.
oof, ALL those prices hurt! i'm in college man! haha, i was thinking more of around $40? maybe used?
http://sixmoondesigns.com/ultralight/myo_Meteor.asp
plus
www.Owfinc.com
I'm sure someone in your dorm has got a sewing machine - the fallingwater is a pretty easy project, and you get the pride of some homemade gear! :)
so what material would i use to make one?
anyone got a used one?
Yeah, I have one. It's about 15-18 years old, a GoreTex bag cover made by a company called Early Winters. It was a very cool company that has long since gone out of business. It was only used once inside of a tent. Even though it is GoreTex, it should be placed on a ground cover and used with a tarp. Weighs very close to a pound. I paid a little over $100 for it way back then. If you're interested I'll let you have it for $40 including shipping.