Hi. I need some advice about the pioneer 150. I understand that this a 1.5 man bivvy.
Can anyone who owns one advise If you can put two bedchairs in it ? I like the style
Of this bivvy but can't see that they do a 2 man version of it. Thanks

In reply to Post #1
Going off the dimensions of it I think you would but you wouldn't be left with much room.

In reply to Post #1
I have one and wouldn't say its a two man... just a nice large one man. Two beds would be too much for it I am sure

In reply to Post #3
mahoosive mate, well made and quality

In reply to Post #4
Thanks all. I wonder when they will bring out the 200

In reply to Post #5
When they have time to make one,just got sort the issues with the 100 and 150 first.

I love my pioneer. But its shape doesnt lend itself easily to having two beds side by side. Not much headroom at the back.

In reply to Post #6
What are the current issues with the 150? Poles etc or stitching

In reply to Post #7
Do you have the 100 or 150?

In reply to Post #8
Stitching,heatseals and material with holes in.

In reply to Post #7
the original mate. which is the 150

In reply to Post #10
Big pile of nostalgic ****........I bet the originals outlast the new ones and they have stayed green rather than desert orange after a few trips for the new one........

In reply to Post #12
so true 15 years or so Wayne

sun


rain

My original is still in perfect condition
I have the extended wrap which I suppose you could then get two bed chairs in

In reply to Post #14
you can mate. its a squeeze at the head end. but its doable.
i tried it years ago for 1 or 2 nights with the missus. as my two manner was a ballache to set up


but to get the angles right, pio low enough to give depth, but high enough for headroom, then the extended wrap
with its poles and angles. if like me, you like stuff to look well built on the bank, it can drive you mad.

when they invented the 2 man cayman i got rid of all my extended wraps. they are fine for long single angler sessions though.