This Is What a Poorly Designed Bivy Looks Like - Alps Mountaineering Stealth 1 Person Bivy Tent

Published 2024-04-16
To Alps Mountaineering :
You all can do MUCH BETTER THAN THIS!

Every aspect of this bivy is disappointing and the fact that components were forgotten and it couldn't even be set up is ridiculous.

This is Luke's Agenda Free Preview of the Alps Mountaineering Stealth 1 Person Bivy Tent....get ready, this product has a lot of problems.

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Stealth 1 Stats :

Materials :
75D 185T Polyester fly with 1500mm coating
150D Polyester Oxford floor with 2000mm coating
Two, innovative one-piece fiberglass poles allow for quick setup and breakdown
6 aluminum tri-stakes, 4 stake loops; 2 pre-tied guy points

According to AM this bivy tent offers the following:
Ample ventilation for less condensation and a more comfortable sleep
Large, step-in opening allows easy entry and exit without crawling
Durable, waterproof, and breathable fabric is fully seam-taped

Stats :
Color : Cranberry/Ash
Base Size : 6'10" L x 2'9" W
Center Height : 1'9"
Tent Area : 15.5 ft²
Minimum Weight : 1 lb. 12 oz.
Total Weight : 2.1 lbs. With the pouch,stakes and lines
Packed Size : 12” L x 11" W x 3" H
Pole Diameter : 2.5mm FG
Style : Step in Bivy

Price : Retail is $120 but I picked this up on Amazon for $100
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All Comments (21)
  • @marcitecture
    Nothing says stealth like a bright red bag with the word stealth printed on it.
  • @Mapleaple
    Nice and stealthy hiding in the red colored hills.
  • @HaddaClu
    What a shame. I own two tents from Alps Mountaineering's heavy duty Outfitter line - the Taurus and the Extreme, and have had nothing but good experiences with them. As for the customer service of Alps; I will say that despite having to email them directly not being everyone's cup of tea; they were very fast and responsive the one time I needed to use it. I had asked them for advice on patching a tear on the fly and follow up re-applying a waterproofing after a major storm in Acadia had brought down some branches on the Extreme. Within two hours of the initial email, I was sent a reply asking for a shipping address, and instructions on a temp patch - they not only sent a new fly; but also a fitted ground sheet and a tent storage bag. Was a nice a little surprise to find once I got home from the trip.
  • Hi Luke , too many issues with this to consider buying for a seasoned camper , you pointed them all out ! Thanks
  • @wendysue9042
    It makes me think of the "forts" we made as kids with moms sheets under the kitchen table! No way!
  • @AmyStoneYT
    I get claustrophobic just looking at this coffin-esque “tent” 😳
  • @user-nh1hz4ji1j
    I have used an Alps Mountaineering Lynx 2 for the better part of 10 years and have never had an issue with it, I love that tent. I also have had one of their inflatable sleeping pads. I have replaced it with a nemo pad, but it gets used as a spare for the kids due to being too narrow for me. I have not purchased anything from them since so I can't comment on any newer products. I have replaced the Lynx 2 with the One Tigris Cosmitto 2.0 based on Luke's review and I love it. My son now uses the Lynx 2, and it serves him well.
  • @neonsamurai1348
    Never pay attention to those little signs that say contact the manufacturer rather than returning it. It goes back to the store if the product is defective period. The company has no impetus to fix your problem -they can drag it on for months on end or just ignore you, and meanwhile the return window has closed. The only good thing is that poly does not stretch when wet, that is a property of nylon. Bad thing is that poly is a bit easier to damage.
  • @Hector-vx5yc
    ❤❤❤ absolutely love your channel and content!! Thank you so much!!
  • @NikkiEvernight
    Luke, I appreciate the efforts you gonto for us. I hate this thing. A tarp, or a lanshan 1 would weigh less and be much more comfortable!
  • @diggerblair7460
    Hi Luke love your videos and reviews love your love for the outdoors and gear that needs to be used I really think you should start your own company or be a consultant for anyone of hundreds of outfitters that make these products your insight you would do great and it would be great for the outdoors community 😊
  • @susanmartin8117
    Thank you so much for your review! I really look forward to hearing/seeing your input.
  • @alanclarkson1921
    Nope! Too many design flaws. And, $100 to $120? I'm out. Giant first aid kit! 😂 Great statement.
  • @captaincarl1603
    In my experience it's nylon that stretches when wet/cold. Polyester fabrics like this usually stretches much less. Or? Cheers from Sweden!
  • @chalion8399
    So glad I had purchased that OneTigris 2P net tent and have a very good tarp. Both cost less than this and weigh about the same and pack down very small. Yes I have to either use sticks, a ridgeline between trees or hiking poles, but airflow, comfort and keeping dry & away from bugs are my minimum requirements. This bivy doesn't even punch one of my requirements.
  • @joemichaels4231
    Steering clear of this one! This is Exactly what I have been looking to purchase for my next solo trip.
  • @sarcasticpanda84
    I'm looking forward to the day you finally have enough and start your own tent company. I love the idea of a bivy tent but I don't like the idea of carrying a portable sauna with me.
  • @redsorgum
    I have a similar tent, but the upper half is mesh with a rain fly. On a few hot camping days, I unzipped the rain fly and was able to stay cool.
  • @jayburke2798
    My Meramack 6 has been awesome as a car camping tent. This thing looks like a fancy body bag. Get it together Alps.