Sierra Designs SFC Assault Bivy

Bivy Bags

Sierra SFC Assault Bivy

2007

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Nomenclature

Sierra Design SFC Assault 



History

Sierra Designs SFC Assault Bivy 

A Gore-Tex™ Bivy sack, manufactured for the US Military Special Forces. Designed to stand up to the rigorous use in the field, year round. 


Features  


Oversize cut allows for long sleeping bag and sleeping pad to fit inside. 
6 Slider zipper track allows for head & arm access for working with equipment without having to get out of the bivy. 
Fully taped factory sealed seams. 
No see-um mesh window for venting. 
Upper torso quy-out for better air circulation and headroom. 
Y-shaped zipper allows left or right opening. 
Designed for use with the Delta or Gama sleeping bag system. 
Bivvy can be used alone. 
Gore-Tex type II waterproof breathable fabric on top waterproof coated fabric on bottom. 
Integrated Delrin rod holds bivy away from head for improved venting, hearing and water shedding. 
Zippers can be positioned to allow you to vent bivy. 
Quick egress features allow you to exit bivy with speed and ease. 
Hook and loop fasteners offer secondary closure features that allow you to close the bivvy even if the primary zipper fails or freezes. 
Gloves on feature allows you to operate all the features while wearing cold weather or tactical gloves. 
Boots on feature allows you to utilize the bivy without removing your footwear. 
Offers temperature range of 50° when used without sleeping bag.




Specification

Specs

Size: 35”x90” (89cmx229cm)
Pack size: 8”x25”
Carry weight:2#2oz (908g)




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 , this is very. Refined shelter with mosquito net. The size is 240 cm length 80 cm width weighing only 800 grams(1.76lbs). Not alike the other military items , this bivy has its own pouch. Pls note that usually this bivy costs over usd 400. 


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