another bivy sack

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Mark +1.

The top is black. The bottom is black. The zippers are black. There isn't a lot to see. No net. No windows.

–B.G.–

But Bob you are a photographer. How can you resist?

If the fabric had some unique design pattern to it, then a photo would be nice. If the overall design had some unique feature sewn in, then a photo would be nice. If my sewing workmanship was something great, then a photo would be nice.

This thing is plain black, so shooting a photo of it would look about the same as shooting a black cat eating licorice in a coal bin at midnight.
–B.G.–

Sounds good, black on black, I wana see!

Im sorry, but "There isn't a lot to see", then why post about it?

So I'll play dumb here…
I've never seen a black bivy before… Bob could you please post a picture of yours? That would be great.

Seriously though, I wouldn't mind seeing what you did for bug protection. I am considering some options for my tarp setup.

Since photographer Bob won't play along. Here are couple of shots of my all black giant sized Meteor bivy. Big enough for a large Neoair and my 25 degree WM bag and my 6'3" self with room for my pack if need be. Nanoseeum mesh, momentum top, and silnylon bottom.

I will be happy (and proud) to post pictures of my custom "all black" 2010 MLD SL Bivy. Black bottom, black top, black zipper and black full net hood. Ron, as always, did a great job.

The pictures say it all!

Ken – Do you anticipate your arm getting tired while you sleep?

David, I thought maybe you could hold it up!

"I've never seen a black bivy before… Bob could you please post a picture of yours? That would be great."

Actually, there are no photos at all.

"Seriously though, I wouldn't mind seeing what you did for bug protection. I am considering some options for my tarp setup."

I didn't say anything about bug protection, because there is none.
–B.G.–