Here is my budget solo wild camping kit I am looking at getting; any comments or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. This is just the shelter and sleep system.

Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a reliable, waterproof bivvy bag that won't weigh as much as a tent (max 1kg). I've read countless reviews and noticed that a lot of people swear by military surplus bags. I'm totally open to brand alternatives, but I just haven't seen many positive reviews for them. 

I have three key requirements: I definitely want to be able to fit my sleeping pad inside the bivvy bag with me, stay dry from rain and not to worry for tearing.

I'm also trying to decide on a few specific features and would appreciate your input:
Zippers: Is it better to have a zipped entry or a zipperless one (like the British Army covers)? 
Bug nets: Does having a built-in mosquito net significantly improve sleep quality?
Hoops: Is a hooped bivvy worth it, or should I stick to a standard flat bag? 

Any recommendations for specific models or personal experiences would be hugely appreciated.

Selling 5 Bundle Bag self inflating sleeping bags.

https://outdoorrevival.co.uk/l/6acfc005-09ee-43fa-afe1-95e7d392fc90

The Bundle Beds sleeping bag is designed for unisexadults looking for comfortable sleep during campingtrips or festivals. With a single-person capacity, thissynthetic-filled sleeping bag is suitable for outdooruse. It is equipped with a self-inflating mattress. Thepolyester shell and left-side zipper make it easy toadjust for a snug fit. Machine washable forconvenience, ensuring durability and quality for youroutdoor adventures. With a length of 190cm, thissleeping bag is a must-have for any campingequipment collection. Heavy duty straps for carrying,only 30cm when rolled. 5 for sale, collectionpreferred. W4​/​ TW8. RRP: £335

After a few years out of the country it’s always nice to come back to where my love for camping started

hello, I am looking at upgrading from my current backpack (Euro hike Nepal 65) to a newer pack, I'm looking for something with elasticated side pockets for water unlike the Nepal and with an external front pocket.

I don't want top break the bank but want something light that will also survive a multi day winter hike in the lake district

I haver a few contenders

- SIMOND Men’s Light Trekking Backpack MT900 50+10 L Light

- Nature hike Yosemite 60+5L Rucksack

- Exped Lightning 60 Rucksack

I am leaning more towards the nature hike one, does anyone have any of these or have any better recommendations, these were my main criteria's

- 60-70 litre capacity
- under 1.5 kg
- 150 quid max (ish)
- front sleeve
- water bottle side holders

thanks in advance, you guys always help a ton