Any ideas or suggestions for hanging bits and bobs inside my bivvy, tried the NGT ones and not great.
Cheers
Cheers
In reply to Post #1
Google magnetic hooks you should find plenty, I use them not had any problems
Google magnetic hooks you should find plenty, I use them not had any problems
In reply to Post #1
Amazon, got 10 for about £10, holds up to 1k each magnet
Amazon, got 10 for about £10, holds up to 1k each magnet
I use the NGT ones and there bang on...
Leave them on when i wrap up bivvy to and they dont budge...
Cheap as chips on ebay for a pack of two...
Leave them on when i wrap up bivvy to and they dont budge...
Cheap as chips on ebay for a pack of two...
In reply to Post #4
What are you hanging on them?
What are you hanging on them?
In reply to Post #1
If you search on Ebay, you will find the same ones that Nash sell for £11.99 just for one. On Ebay you get five identical ones for about £4 and they are very strong. Strong enough to hang jackets up etc on the inside of the bivvy. Only problem is they are that strong you can make holes in the side of the bivvy if you are not careful removing them. I use 2p and 10p pieces as the backing plate and remove them with a sliding action rather than just trying to part them by pulling them apart which is what makes the holes when they just cockle slightly and you get the sharp edge cutting the fabric.
If you search on Ebay, you will find the same ones that Nash sell for £11.99 just for one. On Ebay you get five identical ones for about £4 and they are very strong. Strong enough to hang jackets up etc on the inside of the bivvy. Only problem is they are that strong you can make holes in the side of the bivvy if you are not careful removing them. I use 2p and 10p pieces as the backing plate and remove them with a sliding action rather than just trying to part them by pulling them apart which is what makes the holes when they just cockle slightly and you get the sharp edge cutting the fabric.
WTF you boys hanging in your bivvys with all these hooks 
In reply to Post #7
Hanging on their pierced nipples.
Hanging on their pierced nipples.
In reply to Post #8
Of course i am so naive sometimes
Of course i am so naive sometimes
In reply to Post #9
Can get quite lonely for some.
Can get quite lonely for some.
In reply to Post #7
Roadkill for dinner
Roadkill for dinner
In reply to Post #7
Basically its more **** you dont really need.
Basically its more **** you dont really need.
In reply to Post #1
An idea for the Nash T1 owners out there about the swimming pool in your Peak,
Put a magnetic hook.... Magnet on the inside then hook the hook section over the middle of the tension bar... No more swimming pool
An idea for the Nash T1 owners out there about the swimming pool in your Peak,
Put a magnetic hook.... Magnet on the inside then hook the hook section over the middle of the tension bar... No more swimming pool
In reply to Post #1
Stonefly. perfect for smaller bits
Stonefly. perfect for smaller bits
Out of interest what do people hang from these?
In reply to Post #15
I use them for bivvy lights. Usually when reading at night.
I use them for bivvy lights. Usually when reading at night.
In reply to Post #15
I hang my receiver from one so its next to my head that way I can have the heads turn right down or off and the receiver on low
and only I know when I get a run unlike the masses of tools that wake half the lake when they get some action you just think Noddy
I hang my receiver from one so its next to my head that way I can have the heads turn right down or off and the receiver on low
and only I know when I get a run unlike the masses of tools that wake half the lake when they get some action you just think Noddy
In reply to Post #17
Exactly what I use them for
Exactly what I use them for
In reply to Post #17
I pop it under the pillow and have vibrate and very low sound on, as that way I definitely wake up 😂
I pop it under the pillow and have vibrate and very low sound on, as that way I definitely wake up 😂
In reply to Post #19
yea guess that would work
but I can see which rod it is by the lights on the receiver so know to go left or right
yea guess that would work
but I can see which rod it is by the lights on the receiver so know to go left or right
In reply to Post #1
As said eBay cheap £4 I got two few years back £5 Nash is rip off
As said eBay cheap £4 I got two few years back £5 Nash is rip off
In reply to Post #17
Sounds like atts alarms that gerry......
Sounds like atts alarms that gerry......
In reply to Post #20
I have my rods on buzzers so it's a stumble I'm the same direction either way for me 😂
I have my rods on buzzers so it's a stumble I'm the same direction either way for me 😂
In reply to Post #22
No I had some atts
I think they are the most over rated alarms out there IMHO
currently I own and use all of them at some point Delkims , Nash R1s and JRC Radar CX all of them much better I dont see the point in an alarm that does not have the most basic thing a sensitivity control and I dont mean changing blooming wheels
No I had some atts
I think they are the most over rated alarms out there IMHOcurrently I own and use all of them at some point Delkims , Nash R1s and JRC Radar CX all of them much better
I dont see the point in an alarm that does not have the most basic thing a sensitivity control and I dont mean changing blooming wheels
In reply to Post #24
I love my atts, and you've just reminded me I need to order some new rollers
I love my atts, and you've just reminded me I need to order some new rollers
In reply to Post #17
Cant you afford a bivvy table ?
Cant you afford a bivvy table ?
In reply to Post #26
in case you hadnt realised ?
a bivvy hook is miles smaller than any bivvy table and for my needs about 100 times more practical
and did you forget your post 12 below ? ............practice what you preach springs to mind
in case you hadnt realised ?
a bivvy hook is miles smaller than any bivvy table and for my needs about 100 times more practical
and did you forget your post 12 below ? ............practice what you preach springs to mind
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