In reply to Post #75
In reply to Post #75
Will you tickle his boiler though?
Will you tickle his boiler though?
In reply to Post #77
I'll tickle anything for the right money
I'll tickle anything for the right money
In reply to Post #78
You have will have a PM
You have will have a PM
In reply to Post #73
Thanks Wayne lovely offer
but Im ok to drive no problem I drive to the hospital every Thursday and I will be fishing the Tidal Trent its 147 miles from my house lol and will be meeting a pal who will carry my gear and help me set up if I need help if I cant get a disable swim
the only thing I wont ever be able to do is lift anything really heavy as I have 2 vertebrae that the tumour in my spine pushed out and fractured that they cant do anything about I am buying a kit for my barrow to motorise it as it wheels straight in the back of my car but I now need a motor on it my strength is coming back now I have put the weight back on I lost
Thanks Wayne lovely offer
but Im ok to drive no problem I drive to the hospital every Thursday and I will be fishing the Tidal Trent its 147 miles from my house lol and will be meeting a pal who will carry my gear and help me set up if I need help if I cant get a disable swim
the only thing I wont ever be able to do is lift anything really heavy as I have 2 vertebrae that the tumour in my spine pushed out and fractured that they cant do anything about I am buying a kit for my barrow to motorise it as it wheels straight in the back of my car but I now need a motor on it my strength is coming back now I have put the weight back on I lost
In reply to Post #67
If thats your water bottle its been a while since you made a brew eh?
If thats your water bottle its been a while since you made a brew eh?
In reply to Post #80
Glad you are on the mend. The offers always there if you need it.
Glad you are on the mend. The offers always there if you need it.
In reply to Post #71
How does the Solar bed chair CH08 compare to the more expensive sp c tech? I was also recommended the avid benchmark level tech which is around same price as the sp around the £350. I'm proper tight and breaks my heart to think of that and a bag (thinking of the fox ven tech rip stop around £180) is going to cost around £520!! I don't want it to weigh a ton as pushing my barrow is a mission without any extra weight Of these sleep systems. There's just so bloody many to choose from!!!
How does the Solar bed chair CH08 compare to the more expensive sp c tech? I was also recommended the avid benchmark level tech which is around same price as the sp around the £350. I'm proper tight and breaks my heart to think of that and a bag (thinking of the fox ven tech rip stop around £180) is going to cost around £520!! I don't want it to weigh a ton as pushing my barrow is a mission without any extra weight Of these sleep systems. There's just so bloody many to choose from!!!
For me the mattress on the CH08 felt better then the 3D one from the Sp-c tech (Sp is harder)
Build quality from the sp range and CH08 are both top
Imo grap the CH08 with a Fortis Snugpack bag, then you have a nice set that dont weight alot or the new Solar Undercover Pro Sleeping Bag (2.55kg) + cover
Build quality from the sp range and CH08 are both top
Imo grap the CH08 with a Fortis Snugpack bag, then you have a nice set that dont weight alot or the new Solar Undercover Pro Sleeping Bag (2.55kg) + cover
In reply to Post #84
Yes thats my setup now
Solar CH08 + Fortis Snugpack bag and a Gardner compact bedchair cover and this will cover every weather condition without too much weight or cost and so versatile too
thanks for your help Zinno
EDIT and of course my Mountain Equipment Helium 3.8 SIM fits perfect TOO see post 67 below
because of my back problems with weight I will carry my bag separate
Yes thats my setup now
Solar CH08 + Fortis Snugpack bag and a Gardner compact bedchair cover and this will cover every weather condition without too much weight or cost and so versatile too
thanks for your help Zinno
EDIT and of course my Mountain Equipment Helium 3.8 SIM fits perfect TOO see post 67 below
because of my back problems with weight I will carry my bag separate
In reply to Post #85
This bag boys?
https://www.fishingtackle2go.co.uk/product/fortis-x-sungpack-techlite-dpm-sleeping-bag/
This bag boys?
https://www.fishingtackle2go.co.uk/product/fortis-x-sungpack-techlite-dpm-sleeping-bag/
In reply to Post #86
That is what I have on mine
That is what I have on mine
Fortis told me on Fb:
Hi Jimmy, the G2 will be the only one on sale... this has been on the market for around 4 winters now. It is a slightly better shape at the foot end, has larger baffles to eliminate drafts and we removed the middle webbing strap.
Thanks
Snugpak Standard G2 Techlite Sleeping Bag DPM
Not sure if the one you linked is the G2 or the previous model
Hi Jimmy, the G2 will be the only one on sale... this has been on the market for around 4 winters now. It is a slightly better shape at the foot end, has larger baffles to eliminate drafts and we removed the middle webbing strap.
Thanks
Snugpak Standard G2 Techlite Sleeping Bag DPM
Not sure if the one you linked is the G2 or the previous model
In reply to Post #88
Will be new version as its out of stock
Will be new version as its out of stock
In reply to Post #89
And you reckon that's better then the fox ventec? Reason I like look of the fortis more is you can unzip it to make it from 5-3 season. Don't want to be super warm in the winter but sweating my tits off in summer in the ventec which you can't remove layers from
And you reckon that's better then the fox ventec? Reason I like look of the fortis more is you can unzip it to make it from 5-3 season. Don't want to be super warm in the winter but sweating my tits off in summer in the ventec which you can't remove layers from