KingCarpFishing Bivvy DAY SHELTER 190T Fabric With PVC Viewing Panels Groundsheet, Poles Pegs & Carry Bag (135cm x 220cm x 120cm) - For Light Showers Only [25-128]

It's OK for a summers day fishing but if it starts raining you'll get just has wet in side as you do outside of it. When you put in the poles to hole it together they pull the stitching apart so the rain can get in.

It's cheap and cheerful, if like me you're thinking of getting a Bivvy then this is a good 'test' to see what it is like, it is surprisingly easy to put up, and can be secured well with some decent ropes (the ones that come with aren't very good), I think it is amazing for the cost quite frankly, no I'm sure it won't handle torrential rain and storms, but it will give you an idea of what a small Bivvy is like, and it is quite small inside / size, but you can get two people Sitting in chairs inside. I think it is great, it didn't fall apart, rip or break, and it packs away really compactly too, great addition to your tackle arsenal, and hey if I know it's going to chuck it down then i take my much more expensive brolly!

The media could not be loaded.  It's a great looking tent and is lightweight as I've described it HOWEVER, it's currently raining inside the tent aswell as outside of the tent. I'm unsure whether this is down to POOR QUALITY materials used or POOR MANUFACTURING of when it's put together. I bought this specifically to stop me using my brolley as its not the greatest brolley I've ever owned, this raining on the inside has really made me think of SPENDING MORE MONEY on a BETTER QUALITY day shelter as this is unexceptable as my bait and tackle along with myself and my kit would be drenched.

As its says it easy to put up and to take down but I found out the poles brake easy at weak joints if its windy

Great job for a day bivvy

Great product once I’d worked out how to assemble

Excellent product great value for money good quality

Good value, simple to use, just perfect as a basic day shelter.