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Dazjones
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Dazjones
   Old Thread  #11 1 Jan 2026 at 3.54pm  0  Login    Register
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Fox frontier xd has plenty of headroom.

Daz
116lee
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   Old Thread  #10 31 Dec 2025 at 12.27pm  0  Login    Register
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Have a look at the Quest Defier as a cheaper option. My tempest broll y hasn't been out of the garage since I bought mine.
Wayne
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Wayne
   Old Thread  #9 31 Dec 2025 at 12.26pm  0  Login    Register
T1 Pro has the highest door for a 1 man I think. If I needed a higher door it’s what I would choose…….
Belch
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Belch
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   Old Thread  #8 31 Dec 2025 at 10.59am  0  Login    Register
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Compact bivvy with high and wide access? IMO Ultralite all day long - the benefit is the overall height / highest point is pretty much parallel with the door opening (142+ cms) I'm 6'1" and the visibility is fantastic (no stooping etc) - you can sit back on a bedchair buddy and step out without clipping your head . . .

Saying that new Tempest RS Bivvies are all higher now - RS100 has 145cms but door opening is slightly lower at 135/40 cms
popcorn
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   Old Thread  #7 31 Dec 2025 at 9.58am  0  Login    Register
For the same reasons I have a Hide XL, but as mentioned below the door opening is 20cm less than the high point. Still far better than you average bivvy height though. A lot more expensive but I’d go with the T1 if I were buying again, or take a look at the Wychwood Tactical Epic bivvy (not the older tactical with the weird square shape) which looks very good spec,s and height.
vossy1
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vossy1
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   Old Thread  #6 30 Dec 2025 at 10.20pm  0  Login    Register
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I'm keeping my eye on the new Fox Frontier XL for your very reason, but I'll see how it gets on in the real world for a while 1st
D-nerd
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D-nerd
   Old Thread  #5 30 Dec 2025 at 9.48pm  0  Login    Register
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Or alternatives

Nash Titan T1 door height 160cm

Nash Titan T1 Pro/Camo Pro door height 158cm
Inner Capsule door height 155cm

All measurments approximate
D-nerd
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D-nerd
   Old Thread  #4 30 Dec 2025 at 9.40pm  0  Login    Register
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Hello,
I know exactly your problem.
I am 6ft1, and a little over 16 stone, maybe more since Christmas.
Nash Titan Hide XL Camo Pro.
Bivvy height 152cm and door opening 130cm.
Been using the above for last 4 years and can't fault it.
Baitman
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Baitman
   Old Thread  #3 30 Dec 2025 at 7.53pm  0  Login    Register
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I went from a tempest 100 to a tempest 100t, and back to a 100.

The same footprint as the 100, but the 100t seems cavernous, loads of head height if you sit on the bedchair, and door height.
Just too tall for me.
Churchy
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Churchy
   Old Thread  #2 30 Dec 2025 at 6.30pm  0  Login    Register
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The newer trakker tempest range are all taller, I moved from a 100 brolly to an RS brolly and it’s a lot easier to get out, coupled with a longer legged bed chair it makes a big difference for dodgy backs.

The downside is the price, they aren’t cheap at all, even now I can’t believe what I spent on a tempest brolly and accessories
fatE1
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fatE1
   Old Thread  #1 30 Dec 2025 at 5.54pm  0  Login    Register
Hello guys and gals . Im getting on a bit now and starting to have trouble getting through the low entrance to my Tracker bivvy . So I thought I’d ask if anyone can recommend a bivvy with an opening where you get in with out having to bend yourself in half .
Thanks in advance for any help .
Ps I’m 6 foot tall and a bit round .
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