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Waterproof shelter for just over a pound, the Mountain Hardwear Conduit SL Bivy is built with a waterproof, breathable Conduit™ laminate, a waterproof zipper and has taped seams, keeping the warmth in and the weather out. Featuring tie-out loops for attaching a Mountain Hardwear sleeping pad, the Condiut SL Bivy also comes equipped with a hood drawcord system, further sealing out the elements.
The Conduit SL Bivy by Mountain Hardwear is constructed with a Conduit SL outer shell, taped seams and a waterproof zip to keep moisture out and warmth in. It also features external tie out loops, a draw cord hood closure and is one of the lightest shelter solutions you'll ever find.
The Mountain Hardwear Conduit bivy is constructed with a Conduit SL outer shell, taped seams and a waterproof zip to keep moisture out and warmth in. The Conduit SL Bivy also features external tie-out loops, a drawcord hood closure and tips the scales at a mere 1.2 lbs.
With fully taped seams and waterproof breathable Conduit SL shell fabric, the Mountain Hardwear Conduit SL Bivy keeps you dry when sleeping out in inclement weather. This bivy sack also zips onto sleeping bags with compatible 70-inch zippers and features a draw cord hood to cinch down when the storm cranks up.
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| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
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| Material: | Conduit SL nylon |
| Poles: | None |
| Recommended Use: | Alpine climbing, ultralight backpacking, big wall climbing |
| Weight: | 1lb 2oz (510g) |
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Read all reviews before picking this bag and was happy that I did because it performed just like everyone said it would. Well made and would buy again but as people said it does retain moisture inside because it does not breath. Does protect from outside dampness but remember it it rains and your head is sticking out you will get it wet of course. Great value compared to others. | |
| jac3262557 at Backcountry.com on 09/24/2009 | |
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Awesome bivy. Love the full length zipper!! However, this bivy could pack alot smaller and be alot lighter if they didn't put such a massive zipper on the bivy. It's weird to see a heavy duty K-Mart style zipper on super light Conduit fabric. Bad choice for Mountain Hardwear. | |
| Editor, TRAILSOURCE.COM at Backcountry.com on 08/20/2009 | |
Great bivy | |
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I love this little bivy and it is the quality I expected from Mountain Hardwear. I match this up with my marmot atom bag in my search pack and it gets the job done all year round. | |
| cca3186608 at Backcountry.com on 07/23/2009 | |
Poor performance. | |
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I have used this bivy several times and it performs much better in certain situations. In the canyonlands it was fine, keeping me dry during a light rain and keeping my sleeping bag out of the sand and dust. | |
| not_why_ho1578864 at Backcountry.com on 04/30/2009 | |
