I Slept Alone on Top of a Mountain In A Bivvy! Wild Camping on Skiddaw Summit | Alpkit Elan Review скачать в хорошем качестве

I Slept Alone on Top of a Mountain In A Bivvy! Wild Camping on Skiddaw Summit | Alpkit Elan Review

Join me as I embark on a solo wild camping adventure on top of one of the Lake District's highest peaks, Skiddaw! Armed with just a bivvy bag and the bare essentials, I braved the elements and spent an unforgettable night under the stars. From stunning panoramic views to the challenges of camping at 931 meters, this journey had it all—serenity, solitude, and the ultimate connection with nature. I decided to buy the Alpkit Elan; here are some interesting facts about it and an honest review in the video; Weight: The Alpkit Elan bivvy is designed to be ultralight, weighing around 370g, making it ideal for minimalists and long-distance hikers. Material: It's made from 3-layer Ripstop Nylon, which is breathable, windproof, and waterproof. This helps to keep condensation low while protecting you from the elements. Waterproof Rating: It boasts an impressive 10,000 mm hydrostatic head, ensuring that it can withstand heavy rain and wet conditions. Breathability: With a 20,000 g/m² breathability rating, the fabric allows moisture from inside to escape, helping you stay dry and comfortable throughout the night. Size & Dimensions: The Elan bivvy bag has generous internal space, measuring 225 cm x 80 cm, which provides ample room for a sleeping bag and mat while keeping weight to a minimum. Compactness: It packs down incredibly small, making it easy to carry in your pack, perfect for multi-day hikes or minimalist wild camping trips. Head Cover: The Elan features a half-length zip on the top and a drawstring closure that allows you to pull it over your head for extra protection in bad weather. Storm Flap: The zip is protected by a storm flap, reducing the risk of water ingress during heavy rain. @JamieSchofield96 on IG