Fox Frontier XD Vapour Peak

Product Information

The Fox Frontier range includes the Original, X, X Camo Edition, XD, Lite and X Plus models, each boasting: https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=fox%20frontier%20&sortBy=live_ad_uk_products_created_at_desc So you have 1 a higher bivvy and 2 a bivvy that is only 270cm wide vs Tempest 150 which is 315 wide. The funny thing about the xl 1 man is 295 x 235 and I don't get a bedchair + junior bed in it, Frontier Xd is smaller on the outside and I get a bedchair + junior bed in it

The icing on the cake has to be the fact that you can buy your Fox Frontier XD with or without an inner dome – making it incredibly versatile and suitable for any season or weather conditions. It’s easy to see why I rate it as my favorite bivvy in the Fox Frontier range! Clipping the arms in is relatively straightforward , taking apart does make you feel like you may bend them , but i didnt, how long the boss will last clipping them in and out (wear and tear) ,who knows . with the oval you got a bit more room sideways for the bedchair, up till then it was a nubrolly with nas sides or over wrap But I would always recommend minimum the Frontier X it's only 260x198.5 a lot smaller than most 1 man bivvies but inside still a large footprint compared to many other 1 mans With various choices available and a tailored fit for all Frontier models, this extension provides an undercover porch or staging area outside your main shelter.In conclusion, I was thoroughly impressed with the Frontier X, noticeably the extra headroom and internal floor space, which allowed me to store extra kit. Some manufacturers listen and provide spacious bags that are easy to use and will hold ancillary gear like storm poles and wraps. Top marks Nash and it seems Fox as well. Let’s start with the fabric: it’s made from rip-stop VenTec fabric with an incredible 20,000mm hydrostatic head, ensuring maximum protection from rain and wind. In my opinion it is very large in comparison to his, its the only thing putting him off. Not for the person who wants to travel light, but then again its classed as a bivvy, not a brolly or shelter. But if you own a barrow it's hardly an issue. Supposed to be being sent out tomorrow and should be with me on Thursday. Hopefully I'll give it a go at the weekend but if anyone has any questions or wants pics etc I'll try to help

Yes, the Yt shows 2 people (1 adult, 1 kid) but only 1 bedchair, look again and picture a 2nd bedchair, the bivvy will be almost completely filled and you will have almost no space for storage except under your bedchair, that i dont call a 2 man bivvy. Surely now this means that they have been advertised and sold with money taken up front for something that has not even been manufactured yet? Even with the world as it is it does not take 7 months to ship a container from anywhere on the planet. Did you notice the stitching faults before they popped? You were full of praise for it before it broke. I must admit I keep looking at this bivvy despite telling myself each time that it is Fox and to just walk away.... ....why oh why do they persist with ****ty clip in groundsheets though? Along with storm cord eyelets and cords stored in its own peg bag, the Fox Frontier Bivvy Extension is a great complement to any carp angler’s setup.Fox Frontier X 1 Man+ Bivvy– Full Specs The rear mozzi vents are a nice touch, really aiding air flow on hot nights. With all these features available, Fox Frontier bivvies give anglers an array of options to tailor your setup exactly how they want it. These add-ons are designed to provide a tailored setup that is suited to the individual’s needs, such as better protection in the winter or for longer trips. You dont like fox bivvys, youve made that clear several times already on this thread so far, but give it a rest now please mate, its boring

To sum it up, if you’re looking for a lightweight but durable carp shelter that won’t break your budget, look no further than the Fox Frontier Lite as opposed to the more expensive models. The accessories are just as impressive, including a solid front door infill panel, three door options, a heavy-duty ground sheet, Cam-Lok storm poles, and a double-zipped carry bag of the highest quality. The frontier x is larger and heavier to carry, there's no denying that. The tempest is definitely more portable.

Superb Build Quality and Features

Unfortunately most bivvies/brollies have issues,like I said once it becomes mass produced.I have had more issues with Trakker bivvies than any other make but I now have a v2 tempest bivvy that's spot on.Its crazy how expensive some of these shelters are getting without the quality to justify it Now we all know Fox's reputation so I am also afraid to wait and see how long the Frontier will last, we are already talking about a bivvy that has cost me €838 (€1067 with overwrap) , but from what I have seen so far of quality it's very good.