Brolly
- HH
- 8,000mm
- Weight
- 5.9kg
- Dimensions
- 152cm × 152cm × 120cm
- Capacity
- 1 Man




Fox · Pram hood bivvy
Long-stay anglers who want serious headroom and space without the price tag of the Frontier range.
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The WhichBivvy Verdict
The Fox Voyager is what happens when Fox looks at the R Series and asks whether they can give anglers most of what makes it great for considerably less outlay. The answer turns out to be yes.
The 165cm of headroom is the headline number and it earns that reputation instantly. You can sit fully upright on your bedchair, swing your legs out and stand up without crouching. After a long night on the bank that matters more than you might think before you have tried it.
The two-rib pram hood design with 19mm aluminium frame is noticeably more rigid than similarly priced alternatives. The oversized peak keeps the entrance drier than a standard pram hood in sustained rain, and the three door options – solid, clear PVC and mozzy mesh – give you genuine flexibility across the seasons.
The front can be fully rolled back on warm nights to turn the Voyager into an open-fronted shelter, which is a genuinely useful option in summer that most pram hoods do not offer.
At 295cm wide and 235cm deep there is serious internal space for one angler. The heavy-duty clip-in groundsheet, pegs and oversized carry bag are all included. An inner dome is available separately via O-ring connections on the inside, and a dedicated overwrap turns it into a proper winter shelter when the temperature drops.
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Long-stay anglers who want serious headroom and space without the price tag of the Frontier range.
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