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Carinthia Observer Plus

Carinthia Observer Plus

Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus
Carinthia Observer Plus

Sale price
689,90 + delivery costs
Lowest price within 30 days 671,92 €
Offer ends in
Normal price 839,90 €
Incl. VAT 25.5 %


Quantity
pc



Available in stock
Store (Helsinki)on-shelf0 pcs
Store (Helsinki)in stock10 pcs immediately
Available in the webstore10 pcs immediately


See also
Pillows
Carinthia Travel Pillow
+21,90 €
Sleeping bag liners
Carinthia Grizzly Liner
+89,90 €
Sleeping bags
Carinthia Tropen
+144,90 €

Availability
Immediately

Detailed availability


Reviews
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Product description

Oberserver Plus: The perfect sniper bivy bag with self-standing double pole support. Two Tent poles form a small dome at the head end which provides enough space for the user to handle a rifle or other piece of equipment. The Bivy-Bags slopes down from the shoulder to the foot end thus preventing straight lines which are easily spotted.

The L-shaped opening makes it convenient to get in and out of the bag which can be closed with 2 zippers. All zippers are protected by a specially designed storm flap to make the front allows an observation range of 180° and can be closed completely in bad weather. The user´s rifle and telescope can nevertheless still be placed in position through an obersavtion split. Both the obersvation opening and the access opening are fitted with a mosquito net. There are 5 loops on the bakc of the oberserver to hold the insulating mat in place.

Weight 1.750g
Packing Size 35 x 12 cm

MATERIAL:

Outer Shell (TOP)
  • Face: 100% Polyamide 6.6
  • Functional Layer: GORE Bi-Component-Membrane based on ePTFE
  • Backing: 100% Polyamide 6.6
  • Water Column: ≥10.000 mm
  • Water Vapour Permeability Ret [m² Pa/W]: ≤5
Outer Shell (BOTTOM)
  • Face: 100% Polyamide 6.6
  • Functional Layer: GORE Bi-Component-Membrane based on ePTFE
  • Backing: 100% Polyamide 6.6
  • Water Column: ≥10.000 mm
  • Water Vapour Permeability Ret [m² Pa/W]: ≤5

 


The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 160 x 400 x 160 mm.


Number of people
1


Shelter type
Bivy/shelter


Weight
1,6 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)


Warranty
24 month(s)


Comments
Anonymous verified buyer, 24.11.2024
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GT, I ordered a t-shirt with raglan sleeves. Arrived with normal sleeves. Too bad, not correct.
Peter P. verified buyer, 13.9.2024
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Very easy to setup and take down. Would like to try it in the rain but so far very good quality product.
Veikko R. verified buyer, 7.9.2024
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I haven't rolled this up to test it yet, but the height is enough to prevent claustrophobia.... I hope.
Adam R. verified buyer, 21.8.2024
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The first time I found the Observer Plus online I found it genuinely funny that there could be a bivvy bag priced this high. Over time, curiosity got the better of me and I investigated further. Whilst it's still really pricy for a bivvy, it kind of makes sense when you think about how expensive GoreTex jackets are - this is much more material and, so far throughout my testing at least, it has indeed remained not only really breathable but completely waterproof (unlike the overwhelming majority of bivvies). It turns out, this thing has exceeded every expectation I had and I couldn't be happier with it. It's deceptively roomy inside (again, for a bivvy) and me, my fairly small dog and my 50L pack can fit inside on a rainy night without any of us even touching each other. The ventilation is phenomenal and it feels infinitely less claustrophobic than other bivvies I've used, and so far it has held up to any rain it's experienced. I haven't had a chance to use it in cold weather yet but am looking forward to doing so. Yes, it's heavier than many lightweight tents despite the lack of space... but it's insanely durable and will last you a lifetime if you look after it, plus you can pitch it just about anywhere in a heartbeat. Setup and packing up are bizarrely quick and easy. All things considered, this is the most incredibly versatile and useful little shelter I've ever tried and I am head over heels in love with it. I'd also like to give a huge thankyou to Vaaruste, as their pricing was good and the item arrived way quicker than I had expected. Not a single complaint about the product or seller and I MASSIVELY recommend both :-)
Anonymous verified buyer, 28.7.2024
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Good
James B. verified buyer, 6.7.2024
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I quite like it
Anonymous verified buyer, 8.5.2024
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Top quality from Carinthia
Matias H. verified buyer, 29.3.2024
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First impression high quality and easy to set up.
Anonymous verified buyer, 8.2.2024
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I bought the Observer as a replacement for my previous one person Ultralight tent. It weighs a little more, but the accommodation is significantly faster and easier to set up, and does not require wedges at all to function. So it works, for example, on a rock and doesn't take up much space, so it's easy to find a place. The air can circulate well through the opening mosquito net hatches, which prevents condensation. A plus is that the smaller zipper of the end hatch can be kept open even in the rain if necessary. During the couple of test nights, I didn't notice any condensation with the hatches open. From the inside, you can see out the hatches with their slits really well, which could be compared to sleeping under a tarp. The accommodation was even slightly lighter than the stated weight, which was a plus. Convenient to roll back into the storage bag or fold into a narrower roll under the backpack as it is to attach with straps using the "bivy roll" model. A long wide 7cm thick air-filled sleeping pad fits perfectly inside, and there is still plenty of room for a larger sleeper, lamps and bottles, a 30-liter backpack (jacket M) and even shoes can fit inside if needed. The actual state of wonder. The only minus is the high price, by far the most expensive accommodation I've ever had, although it brings high-quality materials, good zippers, taped seams, and breathable fabric. I haven't encountered rain with this yet, but I researched enough about user experiences before buying that even heavier rain shouldn't be a problem. I didn't want to compromise on the accommodation, so I ended up here despite the price. I recommend the purchase if you want your accommodation to have good ventilation, high-quality materials and fast erection.
Anonymous verified buyer, 11.1.2024
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Very comfortable and spacious bivy, practically a mini tent Fast Shipping Thank you 1000 Varuste 👍👍👍👍👍 Andrea G. Italy
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