Solar Tackle Undercover Camo 2 Man Bivvy - Multicolor

The Solar Tackle Undercover Camo 2 Man TT Exclusive Bivvy is designed to provide anglers with supe...

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The Solar Tackle Undercover Camo 2 Man Bivvy is an ideal choice for dedicated anglers who require a spacious, durable shelter for extended fishing sessions. It offers excellent protection through its 5,000 HH material and a robust frame, providing a comfortable environment in various weather conditions; however, its size and weight may be less suitable for short, overnight trips where mobility is the primary concern.

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ColourMulticolor
Model Part NumberCA33TT
BrandSolar Tackle

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FAQs

Can this be used by one person?

Yes, it provides a luxury amount of space for a solo angler who prefers extra room for gear.

Does it come with an inner dome?

The inner dome is sold as an optional accessory for this model.

How do I clean the groundsheet?

Wipe it down with a damp cloth or hose it off, then allow it to dry completely before storage.

Is the material waterproof?

Yes, it is constructed from 5,000 HH waterproof material.

Can I leave the door open?

Yes, there are multiple door configurations including roll-back options for improved visibility.

What is the primary benefit of the pram-hood design?

It provides increased internal height and creates a more stable, wind-resistant profile.

Troubleshooting

Condensation forming inside

Ensure the rear vent is open and maintain airflow through the front doors to balance the temperature.

The bivvy feels unstable in high wind

Check that all frame supports are locked into position and use additional heavy-duty pegs for the main anchor points.

Difficulty putting the bivvy back in the bag

Ensure all air is expelled from the fabric when folding and verify that the frame is fully collapsed before packing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality waterproof material
  • Extremely spacious internal footprint
  • Stable 3-rib structural design
  • Integrated ventilation system
  • Versatile door and window setups

Cons

  • Larger footprint requires more swim space
  • Heavier to transport than solo shelters
  • Setup takes longer than pop-up style bivvies

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up, begin by assembling the main ribs and pegging out the rear of the bivvy. Once the back is anchored, use the frame support system to tension the hood forward, then peg out the front section to ensure the material is taut.

Regarding compatibility, the shelter is designed for two-person use but can be fitted with an optional inner dome for improved insulation and protection against insects. For care, always ensure the bivvy is completely dry before folding and storing it in its carry bag to prevent mold or mildew. Clean the material using only water and a soft sponge; avoid abrasive chemicals or detergents that could damage the waterproof coating.