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Black Diamond Tripod Bivy  (Fall 2009)   #42621
$299.95

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The Tripod Bivy by Black Diamond is made for comfortable bivying in harsh alpine environments, the freestanding design bridges the gab between a bivy sack and a one-person tent. The three Easton aluminum poles lift the bivouac sack away from your head and feet. It's built from waterproof, windproof and breathable ToddTex with a polyurethane-laminated bathtub floor, and all seams are sewn with heavy duty nylon and factory taped. The Tripod has a large zippered entry with a sizable no-see-um mesh panel to keep the critters out and allow the fresh air in. Stuff sack included.

  • Specifications:
  • Season: 4
  • Minimum Weight: 1.18 kg, 2 lb 10 oz
  • Average Packed Weight: 1.35 kg, 3 lb
  • Dimensions: 221 x 89 x 64 cm , 92 x 30 x 25 in
  • Area: 1.9 m2, 20 sq ft
  • Packed Size: 15 x 38 cm , 6 x 15 in


  • Features:
  • Footprint Available
  • 3 aluminum poles create space above head and feet
  • Half-moon zippered entry for easy access
  • Large mesh panel for bugs and ventilation
  • ToddTex single-wall fabric
  • Taped seams
  • Optional Ground Cloth available

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"Almost Like a Tent" 		          03/26/09
Used this bivy after a huge end of the night season party. I can say that the next time I use it I won't forget the stakes. All in all though it held up when the temperature dipped below 20 degrees. There was a little bit of frost/ condensation on the inside but that seems to happen in all bivy sacks that I have used.
    by  Ian     from Boise,ID         Was this review helpful?  Yes / No
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"Here's what I think" 		          03/21/09
WHAT I LIKE: Wind and waterproof Extra room in the vestibule area; both height and width when compared to other bivy sacks. Durability Weight savings verses a tent. WHAT I DON'T LIKE: Entry and exiting can be difficult. Initial set up when new. WHAT I WOULD CHANGE: Lengthen the zipper.
    by  Everett     from Sarasota Florida         Was this review helpful?  Yes / No
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"Weathertight" 		          07/04/08
I hadn't slept in a bivy sack in ten years, then I purchased the BD tripod Bivy, and I used it for the first time this last weekend. It handled a heavy rain and some breeze easily, watertight all around. Ample length, but a bit tight around the middle making it a bit uncomfortable for reading when it's closed up. I would recommend using a water resistant sleeping bag with this bivy. I had my bivy almost closed up due to the cold and rain and had a bit of a condensation problem in the morning. Next time, I'll take that into account when selecting equiipment for a trip. Besides a bit of a condensation problem, it seems to be very well built, completely waterproof, bug proof, and a lightw
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