In reply to Post #556
24th January be is latest info I've had
24th January be is latest info I've had
Seems like it's a choice between
The Titan hide, small, compact, sleeping bag touches the side and the lowest H head
Tempest 100 who's build quality is utter ***** no doubt
Or the fox compact, 20,000mm H head that weighs a ****ing ton
Think I'm will wait for the Mk 17
The Titan hide, small, compact, sleeping bag touches the side and the lowest H head
Tempest 100 who's build quality is utter ***** no doubt
Or the fox compact, 20,000mm H head that weighs a ****ing ton
Think I'm will wait for the Mk 17
In reply to Post #558
I gave up waiting for the Frontier
Bought a Sonik AXS instead
Saved me over £300 and what a great bivvy!
I gave up waiting for the Frontier
Bought a Sonik AXS instead
Saved me over £300 and what a great bivvy!
How are people that managed to get one of these getting on with them ?
In reply to Post #560
Amazing bit of kit, had out in torrential rain and no issues. Strong and stable, easy to put up and take down, pockets inside really useful... Internal space is spot on...
Amazing bit of kit, had out in torrential rain and no issues. Strong and stable, easy to put up and take down, pockets inside really useful... Internal space is spot on...
In reply to Post #561
Good to hear. When they start getting them back in stock I'm gonna go for the x model, I rreally like the look of them
Good to hear. When they start getting them back in stock I'm gonna go for the x model, I rreally like the look of them
In reply to Post #562
Yes mate I've got the x model and it's perfect...
Yes mate I've got the x model and it's perfect...
In reply to Post #560
Love mine, useable space is excellent, I have the x and it's ideal, nice height, had it out in some awful weather and it's been faultless, just don't forget to get your car keys out the little pocket before packing it up 😂😂
Love mine, useable space is excellent, I have the x and it's ideal, nice height, had it out in some awful weather and it's been faultless, just don't forget to get your car keys out the little pocket before packing it up 😂😂
In reply to Post #564
😂😂😂 sort of thing that would actually happen to me that. I've Not read many negatives at all to be honest The x looks like it suits my needs, I actually like the look of the flap on the groundsheet as well good idea that for people that use them
😂😂😂 sort of thing that would actually happen to me that. I've Not read many negatives at all to be honest The x looks like it suits my needs, I actually like the look of the flap on the groundsheet as well good idea that for people that use them
In reply to Post #565
Hahaha I've done the same. The flap is really useful to be fair
Hahaha I've done the same. The flap is really useful to be fair
over half a thousand posts over a bivvy, what are we like
In reply to Post #567
Don't knock it as none have mentioned any leaks yet
Don't knock it as none have mentioned any leaks yet
In reply to Post #568
To be fair they're only in the early stages of field testing.
To be fair they're only in the early stages of field testing.
Can only echo what's already been said, really good bit of kit. I spent a week in May under mine in weather that can only be described as a compete wash out. Torrential rain almost every day. It performed brilliantly. I always thought the pockets and groundsheet flap were just gimmicky selling points but have to say I was wrong. They are genuinely useful.
I came from having owned a tempest v2 bivvy for years so here is a little comparison for anyone who may be interested.
The frontier x is larger and heavier to carry, there's no denying that. The tempest is definitely more portable.
The tempest is faster to set up. We're not talking a huge difference but it is definitely a bit quicker.
The tempest is also easier to put up. It fans out easier and doesn't require as much tension to assemble.
The quality of the Frontier is better, imo, in pretty much every way. The fabric is street's ahead of the tempest, feels thicker, no visable imperfections in the coating from inside like there was with my tempest. It's also much darker under the frontier.
The frontier has so much more usable space, and headroom. Considering the footprints are so similar, the frontier gives so much more usable floor space in front of the bedchair. If I don't take my pooch with me, the bivvy feels empty.
For me, the frontier is the better bivvy. Unless set up time and weight is everything to you, I don't think anyone would be disappointed coming from a tempest to the frontier. Well worth the small sacrifices for me. Much comfier for a long session and also perfect for short sessions if you don't use all the added extras.
I came from having owned a tempest v2 bivvy for years so here is a little comparison for anyone who may be interested.
The frontier x is larger and heavier to carry, there's no denying that. The tempest is definitely more portable.
The tempest is faster to set up. We're not talking a huge difference but it is definitely a bit quicker.
The tempest is also easier to put up. It fans out easier and doesn't require as much tension to assemble.
The quality of the Frontier is better, imo, in pretty much every way. The fabric is street's ahead of the tempest, feels thicker, no visable imperfections in the coating from inside like there was with my tempest. It's also much darker under the frontier.
The frontier has so much more usable space, and headroom. Considering the footprints are so similar, the frontier gives so much more usable floor space in front of the bedchair. If I don't take my pooch with me, the bivvy feels empty.
For me, the frontier is the better bivvy. Unless set up time and weight is everything to you, I don't think anyone would be disappointed coming from a tempest to the frontier. Well worth the small sacrifices for me. Much comfier for a long session and also perfect for short sessions if you don't use all the added extras.
In reply to Post #570
Brilliant feedback for me as I have a v2 bivvy and keep considering the frontier x
Brilliant feedback for me as I have a v2 bivvy and keep considering the frontier x