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Jerven Mini Hunter
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Immediately
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Location Store (Helsinki): Hunting, Zone 22, warehouse
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Product description
Weight
1,3 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Country of origin
Sri Lanka
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Brand
Immediately
Detailed availability
Location Store (Helsinki): Hunting, Zone 22, warehouse
Reviews
| Overall rating | (11 reviews) |
Product description
Weight: 1300 gram - 93x185 cm.
Identical to the The Jervenbag Thermo Hunter, but smaller. For people lower than 175 cm.
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 350 x 180 x 160 mm.
Weight
1,3 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Country of origin
Sri LankaAttachments
| Jervenduken_esite.pdf |
Comments
| Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
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— Show originalVery well made!
Incredible heat output!
More of a survival tool than a camping item!| Overall rating |
Very good product. Delivery to germany didnt take long. Thanks a lot.
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— Show originalGreat product! Keeps you really warm and is very versatile. I take it everywhere with me.| Overall rating |
— Show originalSuper product, top workmanship, the Mini-Hunter keeps you nice and warm 👍| Overall rating |
— Show originalSuper quality| Overall rating |
— Show originalEverything perfect! professional handling| Overall rating |
Does what it says and does it well
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— Show originalExcellent quality, suitable for really tough conditionsThis bag is fantastic. I am 172 cm tall. The way I use this is as following - I place a ground sheeth followed by a sleeping mat. I hang my fjellduken suspending from a low-hanging ridgeline above this. Now I can crawl into the fjellduken like a little bivy tent. I can ventilate as I please or zip it up closed to my neck. I can even crawl in the bag completely and zip it up but then I cannot stretch out, it would be for emergency only. It's better to sleep with head outside to prevent condensation. Inside the Jerven bag I sleep with a helikon tex swagman roll as an inside sleeping bag. This can also be worn as a poncho. Above this ridgeline I suspend my surplus US army poncho for extra insurance against rain and to protect my gear. If things get really bad I could wear first my Swagman roll, followed by wearing the fjellduken followed by wearing the Poncho/tarp. So all my sleeping/shelter gear is multi-purpose and can be worn as garment ! The combination is very lightweight and handle cold temperatures very well.
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