USMC COYOTE BIVY COVER USED (BAD MOSQ. NET) GR.II

Genuine U.S. Marine Corps issue, this Coyote Bivy Cover is the outer waterproof shell from the USMC Three Season Sleep System (part of the wider Marine Corps modular sleep system). It slips over a sleeping bag to shield the occupant and insulation from rain, wind, ground moisture, and light snow — the last line of defense between a Marine's rack and a wet field position. This is authentic issued kit that has served in the field, not a commercial copy.

Cut in a classic mummy profile to hug the sleeping bag and minimize dead air space, the shell is made from a coyote brown ripstop-style fabric with a waterproof, breathable coating designed to shed precipitation while letting body moisture escape. The hood section is drawstring-adjustable so the sleeper can cinch it down around the face in foul weather. A full-length side zipper allows easy entry and exit, and the coyote brown colorway blends naturally with arid, woodland, and transitional environments.

Who It Sells To

This is a strong stocking item for shops serving hunters glassing from a spike camp, backpackers and thru-hikers looking for a proven weatherproof over-bag, preppers building out bug-out sleep systems, airsoft and milsim players running overnight ops, and collectors or reenactors who want the real USMC-issue article rather than an aftermarket lookalike.

Key Features

• Genuine USMC issue — original-contract Marine Corps bivy cover, not a reproduction
• Waterproof outer shell to protect a sleeping bag from rain, dew, wind, and ground moisture
• Coyote brown low-signature colorway that works across arid and woodland terrain
• Mummy cut with drawcord-adjustable hood and full-length side zipper
• Compatible with standard mummy-style sleeping bags for a modular sleep system

Condition — Grade II

This is used, Grade II surplus. Expect honest field-use character: wear marks, minor scuffs, faded markings, and hardware patina consistent with issued gear. The integrated mosquito netting is noted as damaged or not serviceable — buyers should present this as a weatherproof bivy shell, not an insect-proof one. The shell itself remains the core value: authentic USMC provenance and functional weather protection at a price point commercial bivies cannot match.