A choice of solid or clear PVC panel inserts allow you to customise your bivvy to suit your style, and blend in on any bankside. A letter-box style door opening means you can keep fishing even when the weather's too wild to stand out on the bank, while the front of the bivvy features two rod retaining straps, securing your rod in place while you enjoy a bit of bankside r&r. There’s enough headroom to stand up straight inside the shelter and plenty of room for two bedchairs, a large table, and enough luggage and bait for a year’s worth of carping! The fixtures and fittings are all reinforced and great quality. This includes chunky zips, sizeable pegs and metal reinforced peg loops. Sonik SK-TEK 2 Man Bivvy The one comes with an oversize carry bag, so no fighting with a rolled-up bivvy down on the bank. Heavy-duty T style pegs ensure that it stays in situ, regardless of the weather.

If you’re looking for a spacious bivvy that’s simple to use, easy to erect, and extremely functional, the JRC Defender Peak XL may be a good choice for you. It’s not going to break the bank either, so it’s ideal for those of you who may be on a bit of a tighter budget. Trakker have also incorporated vents pretty much around the full width of the bivvy, so you can keep the air flowing if you want to. This bivvy has large mesh panels on the front and rear. The rear panel runs the length of the bivvy and provides fantastic airflow throughout the shelter’s interior. The front has two mesh window panels and a large mesh door panel. The whole front infill can be rolled up or removed to create an open front shelter for warm weather use. For starters, it has a 20,000mm hydrostatic head material, only bettered by the Tempest on this guide.

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For a low price, you certainly get a lot of room with this one man bivvy. It will easily accommodate two standard sized bedchairs comfortably. The ample size comes from the durable frame, the bivvy itself is suspended from this frame by reinforced loops. The main attraction of the Ascent over the HQ Dual Layer is definitely the price. This comes in at around half the price of the HQ. It’s also lighter (without the overwrap).

The front is entirely removable, as is the included heavy duty groundsheet. When the front is fitted three sizeable PVC windows will let enough light in to be able to easily see what you are doing, whether that is setting a rig up or just relaxing and waiting for that bite alarm to ping. JRC – Defender Peak Bivvy The main benefit of the Titan Hide Camo Pro is that you don’t need to buy this bivvy as a full set. Like the much loved Tempest Brolly, it comes in various parts so that you can configure it how you like. The last of our Lucx suggestions. This one is a personal affair. It is a carp fishing bivvy for one person. You might think that a smaller bivvy would be less practical. However, what you lose in space, you more than gain in your ability to keep warm.

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This is on budget to be one of the best bivvies that we have seen. It would be ideal for an angler new to night fishing or someone who is looking to take upgrade from a budget model. Whether you've set out on a trip during some rubbish weather, want to be more protected from the elements, or simply need a safe place to sleep during a more extended trip, these bivvies are lifesavers. Below, we've rounded up ten of the best 2-man bivvies available in 2023, all with varied features and benefits to meet the wide-ranging needs of anglers. 1. Trakker SLX V3 Bivvy and Twin-Skin Inner Capsule — Best All-in-One Bivvie For summer use, the bivvy system has front and rear-mounted air inlet flaps, so you can keep it cool.

The series includes the T1, T2, and the T3. The T1 is a one-man shelter, the T2 is a two-man shelter, and the T3 is a two-man shelter with a larger footprint and increased headroom. Because we’re looking at the best 2-man bivvies in this article, we’re interested in the T2 and T3 models. Overall, the JRC Defender is a bivvy that doesn’t “wow” you but it’s extremely fair to the wallet and will serve you well through the warmer months if you’re looking for a fair-weather shelter for two.

Not only that, but there is a nice design feature on the front too. Unlike the Trakker bivvies, where you need to buy an additional skull scap to gain some protection over the door, the AXS comes with an extended peak as standard. This helps to eliminate any driving rain entering the bivvy whilst you’ve got the door open. Consider whether you want a 2-man bivvy that can double up as a large social space or day shelter. Features such as removable front panels and large peaks make 2-man bivvies more usable for socials and summertime fishing. In strong winds, you can find that if the bivvy is blown too hard, the attachment points can tear. To protect yourself against this look for bivvies that have reinforced anchor points. We find that metal loops offer the ultimate in strength. The more anchor points there are, the more secure your bivvy will be. Winter covers

Ventilation is an important factor when buying a new fishing bivvy. It’s even more important when buying a bivvy for 2 people because far more condensation can build up from the additional body heat. The opportunities are endless and that’s why it’s become such as popular bivvy recently. You no longer need to have multiple bivvies for different situations. The Hide Camo Pro covers them all. The bivvy features a rectangular X-Frame design with a hydroX 300D ripstop shell. It has a sewn-in PVC groundsheet, removable flysheet and plenty of mesh ventilation panels on all sides.It’s taken a while to put together, so we can only imagine that a lot of work has gone in to getting this right.