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Twilight Bivy

Twilight Bivy
Twilight Bivy
Twilight Bivy
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The minimalist, four-season Black Diamond Twilight Bivy is built from water-resistant and breathable NanoShield fabric that keeps weight to an absolute minimum and packs down incredibly small, ...
The minimalist, four-season Black Diamond Twilight Bivy is built from water-resistant and breathable NanoShield fabric that keeps weight to an absolute minimum and packs down incredibly small, making it ideal for an emergency shelter or as a sleeping bag cover. Built with a zippered entry across the shoulders, it’s easy to get into and use while sitting up.

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FEATURES

  • Frameless construction to minimize weight
  • Proprietary NanoShield single-wall fabric
  • Year-round performance

TECH SPECS

Weight

302

Dimensions

208 x 84 cm

Material

NanoShield fabric

Season

4

Average packed weight

302g

Area

1.75 m2

Min. weight

302g

Customer Reviews
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12/02/2022
Gabe

Worthless

A bivy is supposed to be able to save your life by keeping you dry. This bivy is not water resistant. Water goes right through it. I was on a thru hike and got caught in a rain storm. My sleeping bag and I both got soaked. I spent the night freezing in the rain wondering if I was going to die of hypothermia.

EL
07/08/2022
Eric L.

Small, tight footbox

First the good bits: it's warm (probably adds ~10°F to a sleeping system) and semi-breathable. It should be fairly drip resistant, but I wouldn't trust it alone in a downpour. The floor seams are taped (and the floor feels quite durable; should prevent most punctures to a sleeping pad). The dual-pull zipper for the hood is very nicely engineered. Now, the bad: if you're taller than 5'8", and plan to use this with a sleeping pad (e.g. as part of a quilt system), you'll find it to be too small! For shorter people, a mummy sleeping pad that's <2" thick is probably going to work. As I'm 6' tall, even with a thin klymit pad, I think it's tight in the footbox; with a Big Agnes, it crushes my feet, and it's impossible to side sleep. I plan to enlarge it by about 6" in height; the side/top seams are done in such a way this should be an easy modification.

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05/26/2022
Sarah N.

Packs small, waterproof, not very breathable

Title says it all. First are the cons: Sleeping bag was soaked every morning. I would have liked a vertical zipper so I could sit up and adjust my bag without being in the bivy which makes it hard to move around. I had my sleeping pad inside the bivy which made it stiff and hard to sit up at all. Pros!!: However it is great as far as simplicity and super light and small to pack! This is my first bivy..

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01/25/2022
Steven

Seam seal

Haven't used it yet but I need to know if I need to put the seam sealer outside the bivy or inside and what is the best seam sealer for it.

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12/10/2021
Loren C.

This sack is excellent for

This sack is excellent for adding warmth to a sleeping bag inside a tent or as a stand alone shelter. I keep one in my disaster kit, in case of an unexpected opportunity to sleep in the wilderness.