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In reply to Post #1
Take a look at the solar quick up. One person bivvy that can adjust to 2 people. Failing that, many of the gazebo type shelters fit your brief.
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In reply to Post #1
Honestly not sure you can get a bivvy that will take 2 bedchairs front to back and not be massive.
I think the options are to get a bivvy that you can get an overwrap/social wrap for to make it bigger. Then can probably get the 2nd bedchair in. Or buy a cheaper 2nd bigger bivvy like the Fox EOS 2 man.
I have a Nash Hide XL and can just about squeeze a 2nd bed in but width ways not back to front. That's what I go for if I take one of the kids. Or just give them a camping mattress on the floor.
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Hi all,
I知 after a bit of advice on a bivvy that値l work for 90% solo sessions, but also take two standard bedchairs when I bring my little boy along.
I致e been looking at the Advanta Pro Peak 1.5 man, but I知 not sure if it値l realistically take two beds without everything touching the skin or blocking the door. Has anyone actually run two beds in the 1.5? Pics would be ace if you致e got them.
What I知 after:
- Preferably 1.5 or compact 2-man footprint (not a barge, but roomy enough for two beds).
- Front-to-back bed layout workable.
Thanks
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