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1 man plus fast erection and fast pack down bivvy (36 posts / 2,834 views)
Spen89 Spen89
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Post #16 13 Dec 2021 18:35
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Even my old Titan AS would get condensation inside with the front off, unless Nash have changed the material i'd imagine the same is true of the t1
Euroboybobbin Euroboybobbin
Posts: 4,644
Post #17 13 Dec 2021 18:39
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In reply to Post #15
Absolutely zero condensation on my T2

Wayne Wayne
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Post #18 13 Dec 2021 18:54
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Sorry for the questions, is this one when they first came out or the newer ones with the pole strengthening bits near the block?
ip100 ip100
Posts: 12,494
Post #19 13 Dec 2021 19:36
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In reply to Post #15
You will get condensation in a single skin bivvy generally, moreso if you have the door done up. Something with h a skullcap will h op massively, or a wrap as long as the 2 layers dont touch. Any of the tempest range will be good, as will any of the titan range. Or you could buy a bivvy with built in shower and buy a fox
D-nerd D-nerd
Posts: 196
Post #20 13 Dec 2021 21:05
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Titan hide xl camo pro

No others come close

Put out the groundsheet, set bed up, put the bivvy over the lot, peg down, job done
Bridges92
Posts: 41
Post #21 13 Dec 2021 21:13
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Never apologise for asking questions. It's the standard version I got it brand new on one of there lock down auctions with the front porch extension as a combo deal on there website in May 2020 not sure if they've updated them since then. I know they do a max headroom and a ripstop version now not sure if they are a better build quality though.

Does the titan t2 fit into most swims?
Bridges92
Posts: 41
Post #22 13 Dec 2021 21:18
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Are fox bivvys that bad then? I really like the look of the fox frontier x and xd models. Will the inner capsule in the titan range stop condensation?
Bridges92
Posts: 41
Post #23 13 Dec 2021 21:21
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The titan hide camo xl looks a bit small and low in the pictures and videos I've seen.
zinno
Posts: 1,381
Post #24 13 Dec 2021 21:53
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How could he know, he never had a Frontier let alone that he has ever seen one in real life, typical Nash fan boy who bashed on everything from Fox

Look here in the Frontier Topic Link frontier topic or on Fb carp groups you will see a lot of happy Frontier users.

Frontier canvas is one of the best on the market Atm, the canvas is even better than my Trakker's Aquatexx

Btw i did 4 nights last week in my Frontier Xd (vapour peak and inner capsule), had a lot of rain and no problems with condensation inside all my material remained dry (again what does he know about it: nothing)




Bridges92
Posts: 41
Post #25 13 Dec 2021 22:17
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Does the inner capsule make a big difference? Would the xd be OK with just the vapour peak? As the inner capsule would take it out of my budget.
zinno
Posts: 1,381
Post #26 13 Dec 2021 22:26
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In reply to Post #25
Not necessary but for me it's a plus, you do feel a slight difference in wind with or without the inner capsule but this won't make any difference in temperature but I hate insects (I have to watch out for mosquitoes because of my immune disease) usually I put the outside door in letterbox with the inner capsule door closed I don't suffer from unwanted insects and I have a good view at my fishing spot.
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 4,660
Post #27 13 Dec 2021 22:56
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Pioneer 150 . . .with the skull cap left on.

On the heavy side but quality and very versatile all season bivvy . . .plus you wont be a tempest clone . . .
Bridges92
Posts: 41
Post #28 14 Dec 2021 00:49
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Thanks for your help. Gotta say at the moment Im leaning towards the frontier xd with the vapour peak more and more. But I wanna see all my options set up before I make a final decision I'm hoping my local angling direct has as many of them in stock as possible.
RigDemon RigDemon
Posts: 1,458
Post #29 14 Dec 2021 02:06
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I have the XD with the vapour peak and mozzie infill and although I've only used it a few times over summer, I haven't seen any condensation. Fantastic bit of kit the Frontier XD and definitely a nice one man (plus a bit) sized bivvy. You will love the zip out windows in the warmer months and the pockets on each internal corner. If you are concerned about condensation you can pick up the overwrap and the inner capsule to give added separation between the layers, but the vapour peak will probably deal with most of it.

Seriously impressed with mine.

Bridges92
Posts: 41
Post #30 14 Dec 2021 02:33
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Thanks for the photos rig demon think it's definitely the right bivvy for me and will give me a nice bit of change out of my budget . Have you found any negatives with it?
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