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In reply to Post #17 I am going to put this on eBay shortly.
Prices have gone up due to stock shortages. I actually paid £280 for this, so shouldn't really leave myself out of pocket.
If anyone is interested, please let me know by this evening. If not, I shall post onto eBay.
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In reply to Post #16 As it happens, it is. I am in the process of moving house, but that won't happen until mid November at best.
It is in the original box, unused, along with the Solar accessory bag.
I am based in Danbury, Essex. Whereabouts are you?
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In reply to Post #13 This still available Dave.
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In reply to Post #14 I’ve currently got a wrecked back which has been playing up for years. I’ve got a memory foam topper on my old cocoon which is pretty comfy, but with that on, plus a cover and separate bag it all weighs 17kg+. Thinking of investing in one of these as my bag and cover combo isn’t warm enough for winter either.
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I have just purchased the sp tech bedchair (£278.99 from Dorking angling via ebay) and have to say I am mightily impressed with the build quality and the quality of the materials used - I have owned a few bedchairs over the years and this Solar one pisses all over the others.
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In reply to Post #12 The standard bed with the accessory bag. It’s not a sleep system.
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In reply to Post #11 The entire system? Shame you’re so far away.
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I can let mine go for £270, never used and still In it’s box. I’ve got too much going on in my life at the moment to do any fishing.
Anyone interested, please feel free to message me, thanks.
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I have a brand new unused one in its box, including the accessory bag of course.
Can sell for £280, collection from Danbury, Essex.
Reason for sale is my whole life has changed the last few weeks and I’m not going to be fishing much, let alone night fishing. DM me if interested.
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In reply to Post #5 https://www.mur-tackle-shop.de/Solar-Tackle-SP-C-Tech-Bedchair-Wide_1
Link above, I recently used these guys for a chair that I couldn't find in the UK great service and good prices?
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In reply to Post #7 I’ve been using this 4 nights a week for the past 6 weeks now. I’m 6’2” and 86kg.
Never once had back ache, the sleeping bag stays put nicely and you don’t get a draft by leaving one side unzipped for a quick exit as it has, er, flaps.
The strap to close it up tight for transporting works well.
It’s really well made and comfortable.
Easily the best bedchair I have owned in 30 years.
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Are all the solar beds the same in height? Thanks.
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In reply to Post #1 I have just ordered a standard one from Dorking Angling Centre. Managed to get 10% off, charged me £278.99.
Could probably have done with the wide, but am thinking that 18cm is not going to make a world of difference.
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Having trouble finding stock for one of these, apart from eBay.
Is anyone aware of a place that has stock that will offer a modest 10% deal??
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In reply to Post #2 It is not overly heavy at all. 13KG from memory) Granted it is not a lightweight bit of kit but it is by far a long way from =being the heaviest! Best bedchair I have used over the past 35 years & I have been through most of them due to trying to find one I c an lay comfortably on with my spinal problems. I didn't go with the System as I already owned a Fortis Techlite bag which is a perfect fit on the frame & mattress of the bed.
Although I say it is the best bed by far I have used, if you are considering one, make sure you compare side by side with the Solar Undercover Bed, which is a third of the price, 3kgv lighter & i didn't think was that much difference in comfort or features TBH! I am even thinking of selling the wifes Fox Flatliter Mk2 Compact with both Aquos covers & both 3 & 5 season bags to get her one of these & a Techlite.
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