Is the X really larger than the V2 bivvy? I’ve got the V2 bivvy and find it massive so bought the V2 brolly and find that a bit cramped especially height wise. Was contemplating selling both and getting the X as I thought it might be somewhere between the V2 brolly and bivvy. I might have a look at the smaller Frontier instead According to the scientists in China and Korea one of the most effective killers of the virus is a weak chlorine solution and surely that’s not in short supply Lol 10cm can make a lot of difference in a bivvy example for your bedchair, no need to be rude if you have no clue .... I came from having owned a tempest v2 bivvy for years so here is a little comparison for anyone who may be interested.

A 210cm long bedchair with sleeping bag will hit the edges in de standard frontier, solution get a shorter bedchair, there is no logic in putting a big bedchair in a narrow bivvy.Solid infill panel featuring three door options, solid, clear and camo mozzy mesh (sold separately) Isnt every new model of bivvy a tester? New materials, new manufacturing processes etc. And there's far more expensive bivvies out there. Yet for me the Pioneer and Titan never offered anything more actually less than my Nash Canvas and Profile, even the Dillo wasn’t enough to sway me having a powerplus in my armoury. The problem with bivvies is that you can't compare them by the dimensions becouse off diffrent design

Me vans bust and can't get it fixed till a week next Tuesday as part not available, boss won't get another van to me so bivvied up in your bivvy till van is sorted, will let you know if it's waterproof and try not to spill to much of the takeaway food I'll be living on. 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. As has already been said. The retailer has taken money, not the manufacturer. It is not in the manufacturers interests to hold off on delivery to the retailer. They want them out there so that they get their money from the retailer, and to stop the consumers from bleating on 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. Just been to collect mine today went for the standard frontier. Really impressed with it. After going through so many bivvies second hand thought I’d treat myself with a new one. Glad I did plenty of room in there for everything I take. Goes up in about a minute. Overall well impressed

The Fox Frontier Bivvy 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 . I bought vapor peak for when it rains without there is no cap that collects the water at the front, will probably always use the vapor peak even when it is not raining I've never owned one before, but I can tell you now, if there's any dodgy stitching on what's heading to me, it won't be with me very long. I'd recommend the X. It's only about 10cm larger than standard so not much difference. Also gives you additional features like 4 vents instead of 2 etc. 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?