| Reference | Mesure | Poids | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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FOX-CUM399
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50 x 18 x 18 cm | 3.38 kg | 2 personnes | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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109.40 (CHF) incl tax
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The bivvy overwrap FOX EOS MK2 (Bivvy Skin) is designed for carp anglers who want greater comfort and peace of mind when the weather becomes unpredictable. Fitted over the compatible bivvy, it creates an additional protective layer that helps better withstand wind, rain showers, and temperature changes, while remaining practical for everyday use. This type of accessory is especially appreciated for extending sessions, protecting your gear, and improving the overall atmosphere inside a fishing shelter without turning your setup into a complicated system.
By adding an extra outer layer, this fishing tent overcover also helps manage a well-known issue on the bank: condensation. When air cools down quickly, moisture can form inside the shelter. A properly fitted overwrap helps create an air buffer between the outside and the bivvy, encouraging a more comfortable environment, especially during cold or damp nights.
On the bank, the main advantage of a carp bivvy overwrap is felt in the details: less discomfort when the wind picks up, a stronger feeling of shelter, and better control over humidity. By offering extra protection for the bivvy fabric, it can also help limit direct exposure to dirt and splashes (mud, spray, wet vegetation), making post-session cleaning easier. For anglers who fish regularly in the shoulder seasons, adding an overwrap is often one of the best compromises between simplicity, effectiveness, and budget.
Another important point: the overwrap helps improve camp organization. Depending on how it sits on the shelter, it can create a more protected entrance area and improve protection for equipment placed near the opening (bucket, bag, boots, small tackle boxes). While results may vary depending on the setup, the goal remains the same: to gain extra comfort and security against the changing conditions found by the water.
Before installation, make sure your bivvy is properly assembled, well tensioned, and securely pegged down. Then place the overwrap carefully, aligning the fixing zones and tension points to avoid creases and potential water pooling. For best performance, aim for a balance between tension (to encourage water runoff) and ventilation (to help limit moisture). In changing weather, adjust the guy lines and anchoring after a few minutes, as the fabric may settle progressively.
After your session, allow the overwrap to dry as much as possible before storing it away. Complete drying helps reduce odors and extends the life of the materials. If cleaning is needed, use a soft sponge and clean water only, avoiding harsh products to preserve the surface treatment and the integrity of the fabric.
“As soon as the weather turns, the overwrap makes the difference: you feel better insulated, drier, and the inside stays more comfortable when you wake up.”
Question 1: What is the purpose of a bivvy skin on a bivvy?
Answer: It adds an outer layer that improves protection against rain and wind, and can help reduce condensation by creating a double skin.
Question 2: Is it difficult to install?
Answer: No, installation is usually done by placing it over the already erected bivvy, then securing and tensioning the overwrap using the provided anchor points, with a few adjustments to achieve the right fit.
Question 3: How can you avoid water pooling?
Answer: Tension the overwrap correctly, adjust the tension points, and check the whole setup after a few minutes, especially if the fabric relaxes slightly due to moisture or cold.
