Lynx pm me your addy, ive got half a sheet which will be plenty big enough and ill chuck some spin tape in for the peg points
Lynx pm me your addy, ive got half a sheet which will be plenty big enough and ill chuck some spin tape in for the peg points
Lynx pm me your addy, ive got half a sheet which will be plenty big enough and ill chuck some spin tape in for the peg points
Spin tape?
Another one here who puts the sleep matt on the outside. There isn't enough room in the issue bivi bag for me plus my sleep matt. Fortunately my sleep matt (exped syn matt 7 UL) has the two edge tubes higher than the middle ones, so it's harder to fall off the side.
J
Spinaker repair tape. Very lightweight, strong and super sticky. used for sail repairs but i use it on pretty much everything. Does'nt stick to sil though mores the pity
Maybe it's just me. I had always thought that by having the mat inside it would prevent you from sliding off of it as you might if it was on the outside. I've never done any of this before though so that was just my initial thoughts.
Thnx, will check it out
You're not the only one.
I think it obviously depends on size of your mat and girth of your bivy. I purpossly chose the wide bivy so I had enough room for NeoAir and sleeping bag etc as I tend to move about in sleep.
You would think that it stops you rolling off your sleep matt, but actually the reality is that if you're not careful, you roll over, and flip everything, resulting in the sleep matt being on top of you... It's generally a bad idea...
J
You would think that it stops you rolling off your sleep matt, but actually the reality is that if you're not careful, you roll over, and flip everything, resulting in the sleep matt being on top of you... It's generally a bad idea...
J
Surely using the peg-out points would solve that?
Surely using the peg-out points would solve that?