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Brolly system (19 posts / 2,166 views)
The_lone_ranger The_lone_ranger
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Post #1 9 Oct 2020 22:09
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What's the best brolly system with wrap in you opinions?
The-Heff The-Heff
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Post #2 9 Oct 2020 22:35
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In reply to Post #1
tempest brolly is difficult to beat. and you can get a removable infill panel for it swell so will do everything a standard brolly and wrap will do
mrjcarter mrjcarter
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Post #3 9 Oct 2020 23:22
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I got the V2 air and wrap 2nd hand.. covers all my fishing and the packdown and weight is brilliant.
NickGordon NickGordon
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Post #4 10 Oct 2020 08:50
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You will probably get loads of answers.
I've used a few, TFG Oval with overwrap, which I found better than some more expensive brands. My current is the Rod Hutchinson Cabrio Hybrid Brolly, which has a zip on porch section.

To be honest, most brollies with overwrap still suffer with condensation, the overwrap is too close to the brolly skin, but I much prefer the lightness and flexibility of a brolly compared to a full bivvy system.

The overwrap just gives an additional waterproof layer over an oval and more protection from the elements coming towards you.
Darkieallard
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Post #5 10 Oct 2020 19:33
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I use my Trakker V2 all year round and have no complaints.
The_lone_ranger The_lone_ranger
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Post #6 10 Oct 2020 19:59
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In reply to Post #5
What about aqua fast and light?
Spen89 Spen89
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Post #7 10 Oct 2020 21:02
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I've recently picked up a Cyprinus fast and light which is a copy of the aqua. I would not pay £300 for it plus extras, before I bought mine I was close to picking up a tempest, bigger and quicker to put up.
The_lone_ranger The_lone_ranger
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Post #8 11 Oct 2020 20:25
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100% for Tempest then
Gashman Gashman
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Post #9 11 Oct 2020 22:23
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I have a tempest v2 and love it, but living in a flat drying it out after sessions can be a proper pain in the arse.

Currently looking at a fast and light for the quick overnighters
Clobersauraus Clobersauraus
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Post #10 13 Oct 2020 21:44
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In reply to Post #9
Ive been using a wychwood mhr system this year....very impressed so far
Spen89 Spen89
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Post #11 14 Oct 2020 06:43
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That is the only thing that is an advantage over a tempest. The ability to hook it off the key ring on the centre cap to dry.
bluebeat13
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Post #12 14 Oct 2020 09:47
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In reply to Post #9
It's nylon, you don't really need to bother drying it out.
Gashman Gashman
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Post #13 15 Oct 2020 22:48
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In reply to Post #11
Yeah it's annoying because the tempest really is a fantastic bit of kit
The-Heff The-Heff
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Post #14 16 Oct 2020 02:38
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I'm in a flat aswell. Best thing I've found for drying it is to connect the poles, then put it in the bath and spread it out the best you can. Works a treat. Imagine a shower cubicle would work just as well, may just need to move the fabric about every now and then
Gashman Gashman
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Post #15 16 Oct 2020 06:33
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In reply to Post #14
Lucky I've got a reasonable sized balcony so I spread it on there, but take an age to try in this could weather
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