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Extra anchoring for your bivvy on soft ground
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| Name | Voyager Bivvy Storm Pack |
| EAN | 5056808503248 |
| MPN | CUM356 |
| Brand | Fox |
| Tool Type | Bivvy anchoring kit |
| Material | 100% polyester case, mild-steel pegs, glass-filled nylon hand grips |
| Length | 30cm |
| Colour | khaki |
| Peg count | 6 |
| Storm cord count | 6 |
You receive six 30 cm mild-steel pegs with glass-filled nylon hand grips, six reflective storm cords with easy tensioning and a 100% polyester Voyager case with double zips. This is an anchoring accessory kit, not a complete bivvy.
Fox specifically identifies soft and sandy ground as suitable uses. The extra-long 30 cm pegs provide additional anchoring for your bivvy in these conditions, while the easy-tension cords let you adjust the guy lines.
No. It improves anchoring, but the manufacturer warns against shelter use in storms, under trees or during electrical thunderstorms. Use storm cords and every pegging point, but never remain inside during extreme weather or after physical damage.
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The Fox Voyager Bivvy Storm Pack is an accessory kit for securing a bivvy at the bank, particularly on soft or sandy ground. Six extra-long 30 cm pegs and six reflective storm cords provide additional anchoring, with an easy-tension design to help you adjust the cords. It is a backup kit for your shelter, not a bivvy.
The pegs are made from mild steel with glass-filled nylon hand grips. The reflective cords help make the guy lines easier to see in low light. Secure the bivvy with storm cords and use every pegging point, as directed by the manufacturer.
The kit comes in a Voyager case made from 100% polyester with double zips, keeping the pegs and cords together for transport. The supplied colour is khaki.
Although designed to improve anchoring when conditions deteriorate, this kit does not make a bivvy safe in extreme weather. The manufacturer warns against using tents or bivvies in storms, under trees or during electrical thunderstorms because of collapse, falling debris and lightning risks. Never remain in a bivvy during extreme weather or after it has suffered physical damage.
Keep open flames, stoves and flammable materials out of the shelter. For the bivvy itself, use only cleaners intended for breathable tents or bivvies with PVC doors and apply a breathable reproofing spray annually, following the manufacturer's care guidance.
