In reply to Post #570
Is the X really larger than the V2 bivvy? I've got the V2 bivvy and find it massive so bought the V2 brolly and find that a bit cramped especially height wise. Was contemplating selling both and getting the X as I thought it might be somewhere between the V2 brolly and bivvy. I might have a look at the smaller Frontier instead
Would like to find somewhere that has them on display really to have a proper look
Is the X really larger than the V2 bivvy? I've got the V2 bivvy and find it massive so bought the V2 brolly and find that a bit cramped especially height wise. Was contemplating selling both and getting the X as I thought it might be somewhere between the V2 brolly and bivvy. I might have a look at the smaller Frontier instead
Would like to find somewhere that has them on display really to have a proper look
In reply to Post #572
More useble space inside in the X due the flat back/side
-Posts 554 you can see my XD with inner capsule (same space inside as the X)
-Post 504 Xd vs Termpest150
-Post 507 Groundsheets Frontier x vs Trakker trakker advanced 100
More useble space inside in the X due the flat back/side
-Posts 554 you can see my XD with inner capsule (same space inside as the X)
-Post 504 Xd vs Termpest150
-Post 507 Groundsheets Frontier x vs Trakker trakker advanced 100
How does the compact compare to the tempest v2 after saying the fox x is larger
In reply to Post #574
Smaller
Smaller
I've had my frontier x since beginning of yr. Have to to say I couldn't be happier with it, after seeing it 2 other lads on my syndicate have put orders in for one.
Only gripes are that I keep packing away leaving my receiver in one of the pockets, and I've had bivvys with thicker ground sheets, already seeing signs of a few pin ***** holes appearing
Only gripes are that I keep packing away leaving my receiver in one of the pockets, and I've had bivvys with thicker ground sheets, already seeing signs of a few pin ***** holes appearing
Wtb Frontier XD Social cap
Hope they bring it on the market would be ideal in hot summer days for my son and me so he can sit/play underneath it out of the sun.
Hope they bring it on the market would be ideal in hot summer days for my son and me so he can sit/play underneath it out of the sun.
In reply to Post #576
I have packed the receiver away a couple of times ,luckily i remembered both times just before putting it in the bag ,
The groundsheet is at best medium, Not Heavy duty ., so i do expect to buy a new one sometime in the future ,other than that i cant fault it .
I have packed the receiver away a couple of times ,luckily i remembered both times just before putting it in the bag ,
The groundsheet is at best medium, Not Heavy duty ., so i do expect to buy a new one sometime in the future ,other than that i cant fault it .
Clip in groundsheet sucks anyway, i'm going to get one custom made with elastic peg points soon, i'm also going to have a window in the door made with camo mozzy mesh option.
Those of you that have the standard frontier, how are you finding the room at the back for the bed? I have a Nash mf60 which is 212cm long, am I right in thinking the bivvy will be too tight for the bed? Thanks
In reply to Post #580
At 4:46 he shows how much space you have in the standard Frontier with the Fox Flatliner bed this one is 215 long I hink
Youtube Frontier
But I would always recommend minimum the Frontier X it's only 260x198.5 a lot smaller than most 1 man bivvies but inside still a large footprint compared to many other 1 mans
At 4:46 he shows how much space you have in the standard Frontier with the Fox Flatliner bed this one is 215 long I hink
Youtube Frontier
But I would always recommend minimum the Frontier X it's only 260x198.5 a lot smaller than most 1 man bivvies but inside still a large footprint compared to many other 1 mans
In reply to Post #581
And out of stock everywhere in UK, time they come in the price will have gone up.
And out of stock everywhere in UK, time they come in the price will have gone up.
In reply to Post #582
Think it's happening with a few shelters at the moment,I know Spod has been waiting months for his Nash shelter
Think it's happening with a few shelters at the moment,I know Spod has been waiting months for his Nash shelter
In reply to Post #581
Thanks mate that's great, can they be packed down with the front zipped on and also vapour peak still on do you know?
Thanks mate that's great, can they be packed down with the front zipped on and also vapour peak still on do you know?
In reply to Post #584
I never remove the front when packing down i only keep the door unzipped, vapour peak can also stay on it but i always remove it, time to take the peak off and put it back on is minimal.
I never remove the front when packing down i only keep the door unzipped, vapour peak can also stay on it but i always remove it, time to take the peak off and put it back on is minimal.
In reply to Post #585
Any news on when these are in Stock?
Any news on when these are in Stock?