MFH Schwarzenberg 1-person Bivy Tent - US Woodland

MFH Schwarzenberg 1-person Bivy Tent - US Woodland

Lightweight and compact, this hiking tent is crafted from tough polyester for durability in the field. Engineered for one person and featuring a single-wall design, the entryway is equipped with a mosquito net and zipper closure, offering both comfortable access and reliable insect protection.

Water resistance of 2000 mm water column

With a water resistance rating of 2000 mm water column, reliable protection against rain and moisture is guaranteed, maintaining comfort in challenging weather conditions.

Fiberglass frame, floor made of PE material

Robust fiberglass frame guarantees structural stability and facilitates rapid setup. The resilient PE material floor provides excellent moisture insulation, enhancing comfort for the user. A roof with ventilation mesh and cover ensures improved airflow.

Included in the set are steel pegs and guy ropes, delivering additional reinforcement to the entire construction.

Main features

• Designed for single-person use
• Mosquito net ensures protection from insects
• Equipped with a zipper closure system
• Boasts water resistance rated at 2000 mm water column
• Frame constructed from durable fiberglass
• Floor crafted from robust PE material
• Features a ventilation mesh with a cover integrated into the roof
• Finished in Woodland camouflage

Camouflage Woodland

Woodland, referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, stands as an iconic camouflage pattern that made its debut with the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s, evolving from the earlier ERDL camouflage design. For more than twenty years, it served as the standard pattern across the US military, up until the closing years of the 2000s. Distinguished by its large, irregular shapes in varying tones of green, brown, beige, and black, the pattern provides excellent concealment and disruption, particularly effective in forested environments. Renowned for its efficiency and worldwide recognition, Woodland has inspired numerous adaptations, now present in over 60 military uniforms globally. Its influence extends far beyond the battlefield, leaving a significant mark on popular culture and transitioning from military use to mainstream fashion.