ACR Bivy Stick

At four out of five, but i really like it a lot: it's it's not my favorite, but boy, it's not too far from it. It's a great device. I would highly rec...

I have been using this baby stick for about two months now, it's extremely easy to use. It's just intuitive.

So for me this is a very good. A very attractive option: it's price point right there with the others.

Bivy stick and I'm going to continue to use it it. It's awesome. It really is so there you go

They say that the Garmin inReach is the best SOS locator out there. Since I don't have an inReach I can't say whether it is or isn't. I do know that there is no way I'm going to pay the high price for an inReach when there are many alternatives out there for far less money and will do the same thing...

Took it out for a test. 2 nights backpacking in Idaho. Works as advertised was able to send and receive messages. You do have to be in a good area at times so sometimes it would go quick other times messages took a bit. I have read the garmin in reach mini does the same thing. Check in button with p...

This is an an excellent 2-way satellite communication device. My wife and I took the Bivy Stick on a 7-day cruise through the Caribbean recently, and we were able to text/communicate, with our unlimited plan, with our family in three different states in the US throughout the cruise, in the middle of...

right out of the box charging cable was defective which i find out next day after many attempts to do firmware update and speaking with customer care through amazon there is no dedicated customer service number you have to call it to usa number keep that in mind chat is available on there website Th...

I’ve used the SpotX for years, which is powered by GlobalStar satellite network. This puts it to shame. Much better battery life, precise weather reports, and operates on Iridium Network. Where messages on SpotX took 6-10 mins to send outdoors, the Bivy Stick can send in under 3 minutes when indoors...

The ACR Bivy Stick has seen the most exciting and recent "shake-ups," with its second-generation "form factor" greatly improving on the original. Most recently, the product and branding of the original "start-up" were acquired by a much bigger player in the wilderness communication market: ACR. We h...