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Flame retardant/Bothy bag

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Stuart Murphy BPL Member
PostedJun 21, 2020 at 3:53 am

Hi,

Considering buying a bothy bag for use for 1 person (mainly in case of emergency – and I suspect a bothy is more useful in that case than a bivy bag but it also may get some use for lunch breaks etc). Something cheap but. Silnylon is lighter but too expensive.

Two questions:

NB: The vango is available locally (Australia), saving on some postage.

Many thanks

Stuart

 

Edward John M BPL Member
PostedJun 21, 2020 at 6:14 am

See TerraRosa The very best bothybags in the world now it seems

https://terrarosagear.com/collections/shelter/products/2

Tell Evan that Ted says “Hi!”

 

 

Also

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mountain-Leaders-2-3-man-Bothy-Bag-Kisu-Survival-Shelter-Cover-tarp-camping/401471260027?hash=item5d798d457b:g:YA4AAOxyoA1RU0Lb

or if you want cheap and heavy I have one I could be persuaded to sell but Evan really does make the best stuff

jscott Blocked
PostedJun 21, 2020 at 9:10 am

I started carrying a Bothy bag for emergency shelter on solo ski day trips. I agree that they would likely perform far better than a bivy. I’ve never needed an emergency shelter so that conclusion is speculative. However I pulled out the Bothy in cold, windy conditions and was really surprised by how quickly it warmed inside, and of course by how well it shed wind.

Mine is stashed away somewhere and I can’t remember the brand. It was pretty light.

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