Lightweight and compact when packed away: the VentAir/PU bivvy bag is a spacious bivvy bag that offers protection against rain, wind and condensation. Thanks to its light weight and small pack size, this bivvy bag fits into any rucksack.
The top is made from a 3-layer VentAir fabric and is therefore extremely breathable, waterproof and lightweight. The underside of this bivvy bag is made from robust nylon fabric.
The spacious 3D hood is not only comfortable but also offers space for some kit. An integrated aluminium wire ensures plenty of headroom, whilst a mosquito net ensures a good flow of air and protects against insects.
Thanks to the wide 3D foot section, there’s even room for a thick sleeping bag. With two side loops each at the head and foot ends, the bivvy bag can be secured to the mat to prevent you from sliding off.
Delivery contents
Bivybag Packsack
Shape
Mummy
Dimensions
94.5 x 37.4 x 31.5 in
Packed Dimensions
7.9 x 4.3 in
Weight
21.2 oz
Weight Packsack
0.7 lb
Material bottom side
recycled 70 D taffeta nylon PU coated seam taped 7000 mm water column bluesign® approved fabric no intentionally added PFAS
Material top side
VentAir vapor-permeable 3-layer laminate seam taped 10,000 mm water column MVTR 40,000 g/m²/24h no intentionally added PFAS
Since 2021, EXPED has been supporting certified myclimate climate protection projects through a financial contribution. Together with the nonprofit organization, we have calculated the carbon footprint of all our products and our operations at our Zurich location. Our annual contribution is based on this calculation - but it does not change the carbon footprint itself.
Bluesign® is an independent system that has worked with the textile industry for over 25 years to help make production safer for people and the planet. Bluepass is its certification mark.
5 years years on defects in materials and workmanship
Water column or hydrostatic pressure is a unit of measure used to describe the waterpoofness of fabrics. A 10 cm² fabric sample is tensioned under a water cylinder. The point under which droplets are pressed through the fabric indicates the water column.
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