USGI Industries Bivy Tent | Lightweight Single Person Sleeping Net System for Outdoors, Camping, Survival, Hiking, Backpack | Mesh Protection

Well it says 85 long. But I'm 72 long and well, My head and feat meet the walls. I do fit, but barely so if your over 6ft do not get this cause you ain't gonna fit.

Amazon should have packed it better.The box was crushed and some of the components were broken.Returned it but now it’s out of stock.I liked it because of its folded size. Very packable.

I love a lot of things about this bivy net tent.1.) Sets up in seconds2.) Durable (if you take care of it and fold it right)3.) Packable - I can just barely fit it in my backpack, but it works.4.) Perfect size - enough room at the top and sides next to my mat for a few extra items while (water bottle, light, etc.). Feels very open when you're in it. Recommend getting a quality inflatable sleeping mat and a summer sleeping bag or blanket. This makes it really nice.5.) Breathable - some have said it gets hot, but this is more breathable than my other bivy. It is a very open-air feel and is nice to watch the stars at night.6.) Two way zipper, makes it easy to get zipped in or out7.) Full side access - some bivys only let you access through the top endDownside: I plan to use it all year round, just wish this one could purchase a rainfly for it. I have a rain tarp for now.

Spring loaded folding gimmick poles. Its one of those cheap twist and fold and stow items. Open back inclip buckle and boing it pops open. Then spend a few minutes fighting like hell to fold it back up and then even more time trying to get it to fit into the bag again.Cheap zippers that feel like plastic and will break if you use any force. Bottom of this bivy is very thin if you use this anywhere in the wild definitely want to use a ground sheet.Thin flimsy bug mesh. Company makes good ponchos how they put their name on this hunk of junk I don't know. I regret buying this. It'll cost too much to ship it back so looks like I'm stuck with it.I'd save and buy something better. Not worth the money.

At 18” around, it doesn’t really fit in any of my packs, but it’s not too obtrusive strapped to the outside. It’s not heavy, so it doesn’t flip around annoyingly, and it doesn’t matter if it gets wet. I’m a big guy, 6’1” and 300lbs. I wouldn’t call it roomy, but I didn’t feel stuffed into it either. You gotta learn to get in and out fast if the bugs are thick. It kept everything off me for four days in the BWCA.

This things pretty sweet, I’ve only used it once in the field but it give you a nice shield from bugs, fairy light weight and worth taking to a 2-3 day field op where you’re already kinda light weight. Material feels a little cheap though but makes sense for the price.

The folding: It comes with instructions and they're spot on. I was afraid I was going to break mine on that last fold after the "figure 8," so I watched a video online about it. Sure enough, the gentleman does a great job by being "firm" on that last fold just as the instructions say. My advice: follow the instructions to a T. If you have doubts, don't force it; watch a video and you'll see clearly how to do that last fold. I recommend folding it a couple of times before a trip to get used to it.Lastly, I got this for a trip to Asia and I might have to check my bag. It's not as small as I thought, although it's not super large either.

Great gear for the Carolinas in the summer. I am 6'3", and it is just about an inch or two too short to be perfect, but i am still very comfortable.

Sadly it was damaged ..i need to re-order it ..