After having lots bed chairs and good bags to ss2 sleep systems!
Gone back to using old beds and bags but now decided could do with spending some good money and getting a Goodun for my self!
Don t want anything Massive as want to use my wychwood D ploy when go on my own and still brand new in box bought it over 2 years ago 🤨
When take son use my 2man so not a Problem then!
Which one would you go for and why??
Comfy bed please as joints muscles ache shed loads with illness got, but one able fold down nice on my fat boy barrow 👍
Thanks James
Gone back to using old beds and bags but now decided could do with spending some good money and getting a Goodun for my self!
Don t want anything Massive as want to use my wychwood D ploy when go on my own and still brand new in box bought it over 2 years ago 🤨
When take son use my 2man so not a Problem then!
Which one would you go for and why??
Comfy bed please as joints muscles ache shed loads with illness got, but one able fold down nice on my fat boy barrow 👍
Thanks James
In reply to Post #1
I had been using the fox mk2 flatlier for the last 4 years and found it great pretty light weight for a sleep system . Then back end of last when fox released them the new flatliner sleep system . I decided on one of the 6 leg 3 season flatliner system after seeing one in the flesh and done around 12 nights on it so far and very happy with it more padded mattress on it over the mk2 flatliter . I also did look at the fox Duralite sleep system and that looked decent quality but was not quite long and wide enough for my liking . But if you wanted a more compact sleep system that would be more ideal over the fox flatliner sleep system
I had been using the fox mk2 flatlier for the last 4 years and found it great pretty light weight for a sleep system . Then back end of last when fox released them the new flatliner sleep system . I decided on one of the 6 leg 3 season flatliner system after seeing one in the flesh and done around 12 nights on it so far and very happy with it more padded mattress on it over the mk2 flatliter . I also did look at the fox Duralite sleep system and that looked decent quality but was not quite long and wide enough for my liking . But if you wanted a more compact sleep system that would be more ideal over the fox flatliner sleep system
In reply to Post #2
Thanks mate
Will look into it!
Compact be fine for me as only short 🤣
Thanks mate
Will look into it!
Compact be fine for me as only short 🤣
In reply to Post #3
Indulgence all day long
Indulgence all day long
Well for me the best is a separate bag and bed its more versatile
In reply to Post #5
I do like fact able move more around in bed, as did find my system right tight for movement tbh
I do like fact able move more around in bed, as did find my system right tight for movement tbh
In reply to Post #1
Been using mk2 flatliter for last 3 or 4 years and cannot fault it. I have the compact and I am 6'1. Newer systems seem very heavy ?
Been using mk2 flatliter for last 3 or 4 years and cannot fault it. I have the compact and I am 6'1. Newer systems seem very heavy ?
In reply to Post #4
No good for the nights though with that stupid built in pillow, I binned it off and got a Fox Flatliner and Ventec bag, best nights kip I have ever had fishing and do 7 nights straight through on it several times a year.
Only downside is the weight however, on the barrow or straight out of the van is a doddle.
Longest I have ever owned a Bedchair and had it around 4 years and have just changed the elastic for paracord.
No good for the nights though with that stupid built in pillow, I binned it off and got a Fox Flatliner and Ventec bag, best nights kip I have ever had fishing and do 7 nights straight through on it several times a year.
Only downside is the weight however, on the barrow or straight out of the van is a doddle.
Longest I have ever owned a Bedchair and had it around 4 years and have just changed the elastic for paracord.
I use a trakker flat 6 superlite bedchair with a trakker 365 (new version) sleeping bag brilliant bit of kit that is
In reply to Post #8
Indulgence don't have a built in pillow
Indulgence don't have a built in pillow
In reply to Post #10
Mine did !! and I just unzipped it and threw it in the bin
I used a feather pillow 
but then I discovered flat firm beds were far better for my back especially when I used to do 2 and 3 week trips
Mine did !! and I just unzipped it and threw it in the bin
I used a feather pillow but then I discovered flat firm beds were far better for my back especially when I used to do 2 and 3 week trips
In reply to Post #11
That's odd as neither of mine have
That's odd as neither of mine have
In reply to Post #12
think they stopped doing it when they found they could make more money by selling a separate pillow
think they stopped doing it when they found they could make more money by selling a separate pillow
In reply to Post #13
Maybe, but I had the first one released and that didn't have one either. I guess there's been so many versions over the years some have, some haven't
Maybe, but I had the first one released and that didn't have one either. I guess there's been so many versions over the years some have, some haven't
Nash Indulgence system for me have tried loads of bed chairs and sleeping bags and with out doubt the Nash system in my eyes is far superior than anything else i have used in over 50 years of fishing as they say you get what you pay for. 