Onewind Bivy Tent | Real Test & Honest Review

This is Honest review of my new Onewind Bivy Tent. I've tested it and have opinion about all its parts and materials.
In this video I'm Solo Camping by the beautiful river. It was raining all night so it was a great rain test for this new product.
I found some things for improvement for this shelter to be Perfect I'm my opinion..!!
Experienced 7.9°C at night. It was a bit windy too. It was amazing experience.
Hope you enjoy these series and find something for yourself to motivate and entertain you! :)
Gear used in this episode- Onewind Bivy Tent, Hike Victor groundsheet 90cmx210cm, Onewind Versa Comfort Dual-Fill Pillow, Snugpak Nautilus sleeping bag with comfort rating of 3 degrees Celsius, Vanos Fleece liner, basic base layer with Fleece beanie and thermal socks, Flextailgear Tiny Pump X, Petzl Tactikka + Hybrid Head Torch, Optimus Titanium Spork, Optimus gas stove with a pot, Optimus Energy gas, Exped Ultra 1R matt with R value of 1.3, National Geographic 50l backpack, Vivo barefoot Primus Trail Lite II shoes, Rambo knife and Inkbird IBS-TH2 Thermomether and some tracking poles.

[@bugoutbrad8395]

Ya I just bought one. And I make small triangle tarps. To add on the ends, of my tents and tarps. So no problamo to modify. Thanks for your video. Cheers 🍻

[@andrewaldridge345]

REALLY GOOD REVIEW!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@ImpulseFromWithin]

It is my pleasure to share.. 👍

[@ahilbilyredneksopinion]

I wish they would make it in their camo print....id be all over it.

[@AndyWardle]

I used mine on really uneven ground. So it was my fault I struggled. This looks ideal set up. I mentioned there could be a couple of extra peg points on the sides. Looks good though. I will use it again. 👍

[@RootsLion]

few extra lines and pull out points needed . and a triangular side panel for open mode or drape poncho over that bit lol

[@davidyendoll5903]

You can have all my share of cold nights out side ! But I like the basic idea of this smaller tent ; it is not a bivvy , maybe a cross over between the two , but with valuable mods like a porch roof . A small tarp would solve the rain entry at the taller end . If the manufacturer made a light weight , sewn in , side flap of material , maybe at both tent ends , things would be even better .
A bigger issue is the main fabric . Although it is light , it sags too much when damp and that is a problem in a single skin tent . I would imagine really wet and windy conditions could defeat this design , but in lighter winds it offers some good , stealthy , benefits . I noticed two stitched in hoops half way along the two ridges lines . Could the hoops be used to attach a line between the walking poles to strengthen the structure ?

[@ImpulseFromWithin]

Yeah, material is light and sags, but for main usage this shelter is nice especially for weight and huge entrance/view. Hope they will make upgrades to this tent. I think those rings on corners is for attaching the tracking poles when used upside down, like spike goes in that ring and handle of pole lays on the ground. In that way is easier and faster to set it up, easier to attach guy lines...

[@ehayward3719]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-ks6pu7mx1m]

Those velcro connections that stick together in the wet hold well enough? Shouldn't there have been a button in the buttonhole, or some kind of hook... or strong little magnets?

[@ImpulseFromWithin]

Velcro connections hold well for me! But yeah, magnets would be super cool for holding there..!! 👍

[@ahilbilyredneksopinion]

You keep cuttin ta sum day footage in the woods....where is that vid?wanna C that 2...tryin ta make up my mind,I have watched bout a duzzin times sence its the only one on this tent.love onewind....

[@ImpulseFromWithin]

Hey! There is no actual video of that forest in my channel. I was fiming multiple times in the forest to create an advertisment video for Onewind. They should upload it soon.

[@RootsLion]

both those edges zipped. one lil extra zip on side panel yup easy fix n provide sum dam poles with it at least .. lol

[@Im_With_Stupid]

Seems like the best way to solve the problem would be to just add a vestibule to the tent. That way you'd get both the flap of material to block the rain and some enclosed storage space when the door is down.
Also, where was this filmed?

[@ImpulseFromWithin]

Hey! This tend to be 1kg tent, vestibule would add too much weight. It would be enough to just add extra fabric to the door on head side, I think.