| Reference | Capacité | Mesure | Modèle | Poids | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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FOX-CUM374
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1 personne | 270 x 210 x 165 cm | Bivvy FOX Frontier II XL Camo | 20.4 kg | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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808.25 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CUM374-01
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- | - | Vapour Peak Camo | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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145.80 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CUM374-02
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- | - | Camo Cover | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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390.30 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CUM374-03
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- | - | Panneau avant camo avec porte pleine | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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99.20 (CHF) incl tax
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Product Highlights
Designed for bivvy camping by the water, the Fox Frontier II fishing tent is aimed at anglers looking for a reliable, easy-to-live-with fishing shelter suited to both long sessions and quick trips. The goal is clear: to provide a coherent protective space for the angler and their gear while making setup and swim organisation easier. This makes it a relevant choice for carp fishing and, more broadly, for any angling style that requires a clean, dry, and functional camp.
Without relying on details specific to one variant, the Frontier II range focuses on balancing interior volume, convenient access, and everyday comfort. This is a true bivvy designed to reduce hassle on the bank: get under cover quickly, keep essentials within reach, and stay comfortable when the weather or session length demands it.
- Protection: a shelter designed to help shield you from common session weather conditions.
- Comfort: an interior space organised to accommodate the angler and essential swim equipment.
- Practicality: setup and access designed to save time by the water.
- Versatility: suitable for different swim styles and session rhythms.
Technical Specifications
- Item type: fishing tent (session shelter / bivvy).
- Use: protection for the angler and their gear during sessions, especially for carp fishing.
- Structure: design intended to remain stable once the shelter is set up (depending on assembly and ground anchoring).
- Access: entrance designed to make coming and going, and handling gear at the swim, easier.
- Ventilation: airflow management designed to improve everyday comfort (depending on conditions and configuration).
- Organisation: interior space intended to reduce clutter and help store essentials.
- Compatibility: can be complemented with shelter accessories (e.g. groundsheet, overwrap, front panel) depending on the chosen setup and availability.
Benefits and Key Product Advantages
By the water, a fishing shelter is not just about comfort: it is a key element in consistency and focus. The Fox Frontier II aims to deliver a coherent user experience centred on the real-life needs of anglers. You gain peace of mind when the weather changes, efficiency during setup, and better rest during the downtime between activities (scouting, baiting, waiting for bites, playing fish, taking photos, and returning fish).
This tent is particularly well suited to swims where gear needs managing: luggage, buckets, accessories, clothing, food, batteries, and small tackle boxes. Having a structured space helps keep a tidy camp, which saves time and reduces forgotten items when packing down. For the carp angler, this means more time with rods in the water and fewer logistical constraints.
Finally, the reputation of the Frontier range is built around compatibility and an ecosystem approach: when needed, you can upgrade your setup with dedicated add-ons. This is a major advantage if you want to adapt your swim to the season, location, or length of your sessions without starting from scratch.
Usage Tips
To get the best out of your Fox fishing tent, start by choosing the flattest possible spot, away from run-off areas and dead branches. Before tensioning the shelter, position it to face the prevailing wind: this improves stability and helps limit the entry of air and moisture. Anchor it properly according to the ground conditions and re-tighten after a few minutes, as materials may settle gradually.
For comfort, ventilate whenever conditions allow: regular airflow helps reduce condensation. Inside, keep the items you use most within easy reach and leave the entrance area clear so you can react quickly in the event of a take. After the session, let the shelter dry if possible before storing it, and clean any areas that contact the ground to help extend the life of the fabric and zips.
FAQ
Question 1: Is this tent suitable for long carp fishing sessions?
Answer: Yes, that is exactly the role of a bivvy: to provide a comfortable and practical session shelter so you can stay by the water longer while protecting the angler and equipment.
Question 2: Can accessories be added to improve protection and comfort?
Answer: Depending on the chosen configuration, it is generally possible to complete the setup with shelter accessories (for example an overwrap, groundsheet, or front panel). Check compatibility with the Fox Frontier range before purchasing.
Question 3: How can condensation inside be reduced?
Answer: Face the entrance into a moderate wind when possible, ventilate regularly, and avoid drying wet clothing inside. Proper shelter tension also helps it perform better in humid conditions.