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Nash Titan T2 Bivvy
Titan T2 Bivvy
A big, storm-ready Titan with standing height, useful window options and enough space for two anglers plus the kit that usually ends up everywhere.
- Overall dimensions are 193cm high × 320cm wide × 286cm deep.
- Complete weight is 16.5kg with the bivvy, storm poles and HD groundsheet; the bivvy alone is 14kg.
- The shelter uses a 10,000mm hydrostatic head waterproof fabric.
- Supplied extras include an internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet, T pegs and two Velcro centre-window panels.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy, including its bivvy, internal vapour shield, tension bar, storm poles, HD groundsheet and supplied T pegs.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A spacious, well-equipped shelter with strong weather credentials, best value when you’ll use its size and comfort on longer sessions.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.4/10
- Performance9.2/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.3/10
- Ease of Use8.1/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Two anglers on longer carp or coarse sessions. There’s enough height and floor space to keep beds, tackle and clothing from turning into one big heap.
- Barrow anglers fishing established swims. The weight and long packdown are much easier to live with when transport to the swim is straightforward.
Maybe skip if
- Mobile anglers doing quick overnighters. It’s a sizeable shelter with a proper load to shift, so smaller bivvies will be less of a faff.
- Anyone carrying gear a long way by hand. The complete 16.5kg weight and 168cm packdown length are hard to ignore.
The lowdown
Introducing the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy
A big, storm-ready Titan with standing height, useful window options and enough space for two anglers plus the kit that usually ends up everywhere.
- Overall dimensions are 193cm high × 320cm wide × 286cm deep.
- Complete weight is 16.5kg with the bivvy, storm poles and HD groundsheet; the bivvy alone is 14kg.
- The shelter uses a 10,000mm hydrostatic head waterproof fabric.
- Supplied extras include an internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet, T pegs and two Velcro centre-window panels.
Quick verdict
The verdict
The Nash Titan T2 Bivvy is a serious two-man shelter for anglers who want room to move, proper standing height and useful protection when the weather turns a bit tasty. The 10,000mm hydrostatic head, supplied HD groundsheet and internal vapour shield make it feel properly equipped rather than stripped back.
It’s not a light little overnighter shelter, though. At 16.5kg complete, plus a 168cm packdown length, this is best suited to established swims, barrow fishing and longer sessions. If that sounds like your sort of angling, it’s a cracking home-from-home.
A spacious, well-equipped shelter with strong weather credentials, best value when you’ll use its size and comfort on longer sessions.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.4/10
- Performance
- 9.2/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
The shelter combines a robust-looking full-size build with a 10,000mm hydrostatic head and a useful bundle of included components.
Its generous dimensions, standing height, storm poles and vapour shield are well suited to demanding, longer sessions.
It won’t catch fish for you, but comfortable shelter, organised kit and better weather protection can help you stay focused through a bite-time.
The supplied poles, groundsheet, pegs and window options keep setup practical, though the size and weight add transport and pitching faff.
You get a complete, feature-rich two-man package rather than a bare shelter, making the overall proposition strong for regular longer-session anglers.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy
The Nash Titan T2 Bivvy is built for anglers who want a proper base on the bank, not a tiny shell where every bit of kit has to be stacked like a game of tackle-box Jenga. It’s a spacious two-man shelter with enough height to stand up, get changed and sort yourself out without doing a comedy crouch every time.
At 193cm high, it’s a big old unit. The 168cm door height also makes getting in and out less of a faff, especially when you’re carrying a bucket, brew kit or a handful of wet clothing. If you spend long hours in the bivvy waiting for the rods to go, that extra space can make the whole session feel a lot less cramped.
Inside, the headline dimensions are 320cm wide by 286cm deep. That’s useful room for two beds, luggage and the bits that seem to multiply during a session. Sleeping bags, bait tubs, reels, waterproofs and the inevitable pile of spare layers all need somewhere to live. The Titan T2 gives you a better chance of keeping the middle clear for moving about.
Weather protection is a big part of the appeal. The fabric is rated to a 10,000mm hydrostatic head, which puts it firmly in serious shelter territory. That’s the sort of spec you want when the forecast has gone from ‘a few showers’ to sideways rain and the wind is having a proper strop. Get it pegged and tensioned sensibly, and it’s set up for demanding conditions.
The supplied internal vapour shield is another handy inclusion. It helps manage condensation inside the shelter, particularly when two anglers are breathing, cooking brews and bringing damp kit indoors. It’s not magic, mind. Ventilation still matters, so don’t seal yourself in like a tin of beans and then wonder why everything feels clammy by morning.
You also get two centre-window options: a Velcro mosquito-mesh panel and a PVC Velcro panel. The mesh is handy in warmer weather when you want airflow without inviting every buzzer and flying nuisance in for breakfast. The PVC panel gives you a more closed-off option when the weather’s looking a bit grim. Having both means you can match the front to the conditions.
The shelter comes with a tension bar and two storm poles, along with a set of Nash T pegs in a carry bag. That’s a decent starting package, rather than buying a bivvy and immediately raiding the tackle shop for half the bits needed to get it standing. Storm poles run from 48 to 82 inches, giving useful adjustment when you’re setting up on uneven ground or fine-tuning the profile.
There’s an HD groundsheet included too. It weighs 2.5kg on its own, taking the complete shelter package to 16.5kg. That’s worth keeping in mind before you commit to a long walk. The Titan T2 is far happier riding on a barrow than hanging off your shoulder while you’re lugging rods, bedchairs and bait through a field.
Packdown is 168cm long by 34cm wide. That isn’t outrageous for a shelter this roomy, but it does need proper transport space. Check your barrow, van or car before buying, mate. For long weekends, stormy nights and two anglers sharing a comfortable base, the bulk makes sense. For a quick evening session, it could feel like bringing a bivvy to a swim that only needed a brolly.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Overall dimensions
- 193cm high × 320cm wide × 286cm deep
- Door height
- 168cm
- Waterproof performance
- 10,000mm hydrostatic head
- Weight
- 14kg bivvy only; 16.5kg complete with HD groundsheet
- Packdown size
- 168cm long × 34cm wide
- Included equipment
- Internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet, T pegs and two centre-window panels
Specs checked with Nash, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Big shelter energy, without the faff
The Titan T2’s main trick is simple: it gives two anglers a proper amount of usable space, rather than making you play Tetris with beds, bags and tackle boxes. Standing height is a big deal when you’re changing layers, sorting rigs or just trying to stretch your back after a night on the rods.
The trade-off is the size and weight. This isn’t the bivvy you casually sling over your shoulder for a long walk to a tiny margin swim. It makes most sense when you can barrow it in and want a solid base for a session.
The shelter itself
A spacious Titan with the right extras
The Nash Titan T2 Bivvy is a full-size two-man shelter with 193cm overall height, 320cm width and 286cm depth. That’s a generous footprint for beds, bags and tackle, while the 168cm door height makes getting in and out far more civilised than crawling through a low entrance.
Its 10,000mm hydrostatic head waterproof performance is aimed at proper all-season use. The internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles and HD groundsheet are all included, so the package is ready for serious sessions rather than needing loads of add-ons straight away.
Worth knowing. The complete weight is 16.5kg, while the bivvy alone is 14kg. The HD groundsheet adds 2.5kg. That’s fine on a barrow, but a proper consideration if your swim involves a long hike.
On the bank
Best for roomy, settled sessions
This makes most sense for two anglers fishing established swims, particularly when the session runs over several nights. You’ve got the space to keep sleeping kit, clothing and tackle organised, and enough height to stand up while sorting rigs or changing layers.
The window panels add flexibility. Use the mosquito mesh when summer air and ventilation matter, then swap to the PVC panel when you want a more enclosed front. It’s a useful setup for changing conditions and a dead handy feature around warmer months.
It’s less suited to mobile fishing. The 168cm packdown length and 16.5kg complete weight make it a bit much for a short roving session, especially when you’re already carrying rods, bait and a bedchair. For that job, a smaller shelter will be less faff.
Quick answers
What you need to know before buying
Is it genuinely a two-man bivvy? Yes. The width and depth are designed to house two anglers and their session kit, although sensible organisation still helps. Two people can create a lot of clutter remarkably quickly.
Does it include a groundsheet? Yes. The HD groundsheet is supplied and weighs 2.5kg. That contributes to the 16.5kg complete weight, so remember to include it when planning your load.
What are the centre windows for? You get a Velcro mosquito-mesh panel and a PVC Velcro panel. The mesh helps with airflow and insects, while the PVC option gives you a more enclosed front for wetter or cooler conditions.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Proper standing height and generous two-man dimensions.
- 10,000mm waterproofing gives it strong all-weather credentials.
- HD groundsheet, vapour shield and useful window panels are included.
- Good choice for longer sessions and established swims.
Worth knowing
- 16.5kg complete is a hefty lump to carry any distance.
- The 168cm packdown length needs a decent barrow or large transport space.
- A full-size two-man shelter can be too much faff for quick overnighters.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Is the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy suitable for two anglers?
Is the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy suitable for two anglers?
Yes. It’s designed as a spacious two-man shelter, with 320cm width, 286cm depth and 193cm overall height. That gives you room for two beds and the usual session kit, assuming you keep the packing sensible.
02What comes with the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy?
What comes with the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy?
You get the bivvy, internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet and a set of Nash T pegs in a carry bag. It also includes a Velcro mosquito-mesh centre-window panel and a PVC Velcro centre-window panel.
03How heavy is the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy?
How heavy is the Nash Titan T2 Bivvy?
The bivvy itself weighs 14kg. Add the 2.5kg HD groundsheet and the complete package weighs 16.5kg, including the storm poles.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: the verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are proper standing height and generous two-man dimensions. and 10,000mm waterproofing gives it strong all-weather credentials.; the main trade-off is 16.5kg complete is a hefty lump to carry any distance..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Proper standing height and generous two-man dimensions.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Two anglers on longer carp or coarse sessions: There’s enough height and floor space to keep beds, tackle and clothing from turning into one big heap.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “16.5kg complete is a hefty lump to carry any distance.”
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