Currently use a tempest brolly but looking to upgrade to a bivvy that is taller and has room to accommodate a wide boy bed chair, looking to spend up to 600ish, any help is appreciated
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Have a look at the solar sp uni spider
Have a look at the solar sp uni spider
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Sonik AXS Xl bivvy similar design to the tempest brolly it's very spacious 1 man bivvy with plenty of room for wideboy bedchair and loads of space to spare well below your budget around £300 plus you can buy a vapour cap for it to reduce condensation for around £60
Sonik AXS Xl bivvy similar design to the tempest brolly it's very spacious 1 man bivvy with plenty of room for wideboy bedchair and loads of space to spare well below your budget around £300 plus you can buy a vapour cap for it to reduce condensation for around £60
Fox Frontier X, great bit of kit.
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I would take a look at the Prologic SLR. Really good spec and features given as standard. Can't remember the member but someone gave it a really good review on here. I've got the South Westerly Uni Spider and considering to get rid of for the Prologic as not overly impressed, and I'm normally a big fan of Solar gear
I would take a look at the Prologic SLR. Really good spec and features given as standard. Can't remember the member but someone gave it a really good review on here. I've got the South Westerly Uni Spider and considering to get rid of for the Prologic as not overly impressed, and I'm normally a big fan of Solar gear
I thought the new Avid bivvy looked pretty good, might be worth a look.
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Don't buy any sonic axs until you measure the footprint in your garden.
Don't buy any sonic axs until you measure the footprint in your garden.
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these are great tbf, I have one but selling it as they are mega heavy
these are great tbf, I have one but selling it as they are mega heavy
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why not the 100t tempest brolly?
why not the 100t tempest brolly?
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The exo+? How is it?
The exo+? How is it?
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I am im the same boat mate. Love my brolly, but want a darker thicker material and slightly more room. Ive considered the uni spider, and thinking about the avid exo+, but at the same time, keep going back to trakker, the 100 or 150 bivvy. I know the tempest system, and have no complaints, so why not stick with it. Sure you could get into a 100 bivvy with skull cap for your budget if you shop around
I am im the same boat mate. Love my brolly, but want a darker thicker material and slightly more room. Ive considered the uni spider, and thinking about the avid exo+, but at the same time, keep going back to trakker, the 100 or 150 bivvy. I know the tempest system, and have no complaints, so why not stick with it. Sure you could get into a 100 bivvy with skull cap for your budget if you shop around
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I really like the look of this. I currently have a Titan T1 and Tempest 100 Brolly Aquatexx. I'm thinking of selling my Trakker and replacing it with the Exo+. It looks like it ticks all the boxes for me. I'll see what the real-world reviews are like once people start using it.
I really like the look of this. I currently have a Titan T1 and Tempest 100 Brolly Aquatexx. I'm thinking of selling my Trakker and replacing it with the Exo+. It looks like it ticks all the boxes for me. I'll see what the real-world reviews are like once people start using it.
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I have a Fox Frontier X+ and really recommend it.
Great amount of space in a compact footprint thanks to the flat back. Has every little feature and detail you could wish for and comes complete with all the accessories you'd want. Best thing for me is the blackout material, really thick and so stops light getting into the bivvie. Only other bivvie that does that is the Ridgemonkey - but they weight about 30kg.
I have a Fox Frontier X+ and really recommend it.
Great amount of space in a compact footprint thanks to the flat back. Has every little feature and detail you could wish for and comes complete with all the accessories you'd want. Best thing for me is the blackout material, really thick and so stops light getting into the bivvie. Only other bivvie that does that is the Ridgemonkey - but they weight about 30kg.
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Frontier x or XD.
Daz
Frontier x or XD.
Daz
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I use the frontier X but wouldn't if it didnt have a power barrow. Heavy.
Not without issues too.
I use the frontier X but wouldn't if it didnt have a power barrow. Heavy.
Not without issues too.
I have the sonik standard axs camo and it's a great design of bivvy and been spot on. Think the XL is a good shout for your requirements.
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I needed a taller bivvy myself with bad back issues. Was looking at the frontier Xd but ended up buying the new Nash Titan T1 camo pro and very happy with it. Im 5.9 and can almost walk in. Lots of space for my ss4 mf60 wideboy chair with luggage, bivvy table etc. Sets up easy and well made. Bit on the heavier side but you can remove the inner dome and front panels to make it easier to lug around a weekend session. Versatile and looks nice imo also. Some decent reviews on YouTube showing the features etc, well worth a look
I needed a taller bivvy myself with bad back issues. Was looking at the frontier Xd but ended up buying the new Nash Titan T1 camo pro and very happy with it. Im 5.9 and can almost walk in. Lots of space for my ss4 mf60 wideboy chair with luggage, bivvy table etc. Sets up easy and well made. Bit on the heavier side but you can remove the inner dome and front panels to make it easier to lug around a weekend session. Versatile and looks nice imo also. Some decent reviews on YouTube showing the features etc, well worth a look
I find the Fox Frontier X to be a really good bivvy. The only downside I have found is the packed away length and it's fairly heavy.
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I have a Nash Titan Hyde XL Pro and have found it easy to put up and down. Head height is excellent and it is roomy. The only gripe I had was there wasn't an option for a clear door, so I got Army Andy to modify the solid one with a large clear panel.
I have a Nash Titan Hyde XL Pro and have found it easy to put up and down. Head height is excellent and it is roomy. The only gripe I had was there wasn't an option for a clear door, so I got Army Andy to modify the solid one with a large clear panel.
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I'm on my second one of these. Total fishing sent a replacement for my first one which was faulty. And now the replacement is doing the same. The seam cover just perishes and let's light in
I'm on my second one of these. Total fishing sent a replacement for my first one which was faulty. And now the replacement is doing the same. The seam cover just perishes and let's light in
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