Will this function as a freestanding bivvi, or does it need to be staked down to work properly?

I just spent the weekend in mine, it does not need to be staked down. It is stable with the poles alone, but it is very light weight and the wind will blow it around easily if not weighted down or staked.

Does it leave you wet with perspiration in the morning (adequate ventilation)? Doesn't look like it breaths much.

I've used mine only once and it was not in rainy weather. Didn't have trouble with perspiration but maybe that was because of the good weather. IN general, I think that if you use the little aluminum tent poles and have sort of a tiny tent over your head and leave your head far enough out so you're not breathing inside the bag you won't have much condensation.

12"×5"×1". My, thats helpful... I'm 6'2, guess I wont fit in this 12" Long bivy then, right?

I'm increasingly finding vendors selling gear here on Amazon and posting nonsensical dimensions information. Makes one wonder why and how they are still in business if they don't pay attention to details. I recently pointed out that a full sized tent was listed as being 1"x1"x1", and got a reply from the seller explaining that the dimension is, in fact, 1"x1"x1" ... he didn't use his brain one bit. Totally bizarre.

what are the actual dimensions of this bivy when it is fully deployed. one seller reports two different sets of measurements, one set being 90x37x42?

Not going to measure it, But if you are 6-2 and 240 your at about the max if your using a winter bag.

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🌧️ Your all-weather, ultra-light solo shelter—because comfort shouldn’t weigh you down.

BREATHE EASY - Ventilated mesh panels and rollaway No-See-Um netting keep bugs out and condensation down
SOLO SANCTUARY - Optimized for one with a full-length side zip for quick access and privacy
WEATHER WARRIOR - Engineered with 50D nylon Rip-Stop and 8000mm waterproof coating to brave severe conditions
COMPACT POWERHOUSE - Packable to just 12in x 5in for effortless portability on any adventure
READY FOR ANYTHING - Includes a comprehensive repair kit so you’re never caught off guard

The Snugpak Stratosphere Bivvi Tent is a lightweight, one-person shelter designed for extreme weather resilience. Measuring 91 x 32 x 20 inches inside, it features durable 50D nylon Rip-Stop with high waterproof ratings (5000mm top, 8000mm bottom), ventilated mesh panels, and a No-See-Um mosquito net. Weighing only 2.5 pounds and packing down to a compact 12 x 5 inches, it’s perfect for millennial adventurers seeking reliable, minimalist protection with a handy repair kit included.

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Age Range	Adult
Blade Material	Stainless steel
Color	Olive
Size	One Size
Style	Outdoor
Height	2 inches
Length	1 inches
Weight	1.31 kg
Width	2 inches
Shape	Rectangular
Material Type	Nylon
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	5
Outer Material	Polyester
Power Source	AC/DC
Season	4 Season
Features	fluid-oz
Usage	Tents
Sport	Airsoft
UV Protection	Some UV light protection
Included Components	Snugpak Stratosphere Bivvi One Person Shelter Olive
Batteries Included?	No
Brand	Snugpak
fill material type	Polyester
Department	unisex-adult
Manufacturer	Snugpak
Item model number	92860
Product Dimensions	30.48 x 12.7 x 2.54 cm; 45.36 g
ASIN	B005BN4RY6

Snugpak Stratosphere Bivvi Tent

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