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In reply to Post #39
Have you already used the Lucx bivvy and is it recommended? with or new Belgium malinos that is comming this summer i need a bigger 3/4 man bivvy 
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In reply to Post #38
I bought it, but not had a chance to pitch it yet. Will be April or May before I get the chance to do so.
If you are interested, it is on special sale promotion again this week.
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Have you bought and set up the Lucx Leopard yet?
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In reply to Post #36
Ah sorry, I misunderstood what you meant by letterbox, now I see. I'm not sure it has this, but will have to wait and see. Right enough it would be good if it does.
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In reply to Post #35
Then you can open the door from the top and leave 20cm sealed,off at thr bottom. Just be careful
Not to trip over it when going in and out.
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In reply to Post #34
I think it does. Double sided stick on velcro sounds like the way to go. Sometime in early spring i will pitch it, guage what i have, then decide what i could do with it.
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In reply to Post #33
If theres is a front inner skirt like the JRC one you could
Use double sided stick on velcro I suppose. Does the door letterbox down from the top?
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In reply to Post #32
Just found this clip, makes it look super easy to assemble: https://youtu.be/6lvImV8TpII
In this clip it appears the entire front of the groundsheet is not zipped in, i was hoping it was just the door area.
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In reply to Post #31
Excellent.
It is Kknee deep in snow here just now so looks like it will be a while before i can put it up out back to take a look at it.
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After a while you put it up in less than 10 minutes, I get my slx plus up in less then 5 minutes now
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In reply to Post #29
You will be delighted. They are nothing like a pole threading coleman tent.
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In reply to Post #27
If i can get it up in 20 minutes i will be a happy man. Last year i bought a Coleman 6 man tent for family camping trips. It takes me and the wife the best part of an hour to erect, making it no good for 1 night trips. Its a bit of a beast to be fair, weighing in at 25kg.
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In reply to Post #26
Yes i think you are correct, i just clocked it near the very end of the film. Once closed i could always lay something up against the overflap to give it some sturdiness.
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In reply to Post #25
Yes, the poles are connected via elaistic and stay permanently threaded into the tent. It will be physically easy to set up alone. Having 4 ribs including peak with at least 5 sections each rib, plus about 8 support poles. It is not going to go up in 30 seconds like a tempest brolly.
Probably About 20 minutes including zipping in groundsheet and pegging out
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From what I see in the video, the groundsheet has a high flap at the front.
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