Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. I will post some more soon on some really neat items.

Thanks man! Appreciate it.

I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks…. I appreciate it! I really need to do an update and comprehensive video on the zenbivy system.

Thanks for watching. I’ll try to fix that next time!

Thanks james! I’m using what they call the zenbivy light bed. I have both the 10 and 25 degree sets. They are both fantastic. The original zenbivy bed is a slightly heavier option that probably would of been fine but the light bed does offer more versatility. I will say, think hard about it today because I think today is the last day to get 20% off for their Memorial Day sale. I took advantage at the beginning of the sale and just got the 25 degree. Feel free to ask more questions. I’ll be doing a more comprehensive video soon.

@@kmazinthewoods6634 Thanks! Did you have any issues with the integration of the Zenbivy and the Haven? Chatter out there says that the Haven works best with their pad because the baffles in their pad are horizontal, whereas the Zenbivy are vertical and don't provide any structure. It didn't look like it when you hopped in. It looks like it fit like a glove!

@@perrytheplatypus7403 Hey James... I’m using the standard haven insulated pad. It’s a perfect fit. You definitely want to use a horizontal baffled pad.

@@kmazinthewoods6634 which size of zen bivy are you using with the regular haven pad? The pad is supposed to be 23x78 I believe and closest zenbivy size I could find was 25x 77. Looks like you got a great fit though.

@@davidmodeland429 thanks for the question. The insulated haven pad is 24 x 78. I would caution against getting the non insulated “light” version from haven as its 23x78. As you noted the Uninsulated version is 1” narrower and in my opinion be more prone to moving around in the haven tent. The zenbivy sheet fits fantastic. The haven pad is 1” narrower than they recommend and 1” longer. Both non issues as it’s fit is very forgiving in that its stretchy enough to accommodate. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’m using the haven insulated pad which is 24x78. They also offer an Uninsulated pad which I would not recommend. That is 23x78. I have no experience with Zenbivy’s pad.

@@kmazinthewoods6634 Thanks for the quick response. I assumed you had used the Zimbivy pad, my bad. I have the insulated pad as well and at about 4 degrees Celsius I felt the cold coming through the bottom. Not sure how cold you have used your pad in? Maybe I might have to stack some pads for those kind of conditions. Possibly I didn't have the pad inflated enough? Thing is if inflated more I lose the comfort. Oh well.

Yes… I agree with your downsides. I find below 20 Fahrenheit I start to get cold. I have used a thermarest self inflating pad on top with success but the package starts to lose some appeal with each additional item needed. I also agree with your firmness experience. I love how it really holds the tent open when blown up max pressure but it flat out hurts my body… lol.

I’m working on it! I promise 😁. I’ve since also got the 25 degree light quilt. Just as good as the 10 degree.

Hey John… you may be referring to the first generation of rain fly’s. They had a continuous piece of ribbon sewn through the ridge with a toggle on the outside and loop on the inside. Even though it was seam taped it would still wick through and drip. They corrected this issue by getting rid of the loop on the inside.I have never had an issue with leaks. Thanks for watching.

@@kmazinthewoods6634 Thank You

Are you talking about the haven tent or the zenbivy quilt? I probably have over 20 nights in the haven and don’t really see durability being an issue. I would like to see them offer replacement bugnet and rainfly options on their website because I do feel those are the items most commonly needing replacement.

That wouldn’t be good for business!😮😬