Does anyone know of a normal brolly these days?
Looking for a 60 inch brolly, no vents, no system but with a space saver type frame?
I can't seem to find one anywhere! Otherwise I guess second hand is the way to go.
Looking for a 60 inch brolly, no vents, no system but with a space saver type frame?
I can't seem to find one anywhere! Otherwise I guess second hand is the way to go.
In reply to Post #1
Preston space maker.
Preston space maker.
In reply to Post #1
Sonic SK-Tek 60" Brolly, just got one for doing quick over-nighters
Sonic SK-Tek 60" Brolly, just got one for doing quick over-nighters
Drennan have released a new brolly called specialist or something similar..
In reply to Post #4
They only go up to 50" looking at the website Adam.
Quite like the look at the Sonic SK-Tek 60" Brolly myself, had an eye on it for a while now.
They only go up to 50" looking at the website Adam.
Quite like the look at the Sonic SK-Tek 60" Brolly myself, had an eye on it for a while now.
In reply to Post #1
Jrc Rova Brolly any good
Jrc Rova Brolly any good
In reply to Post #5
That SK tec looks good doesn't it..I've never owned any Sonik gear ,heard good things though..
That SK tec looks good doesn't it..I've never owned any Sonik gear ,heard good things though..
Assumed that by normal brolly the op wanted a conventional brolly but with a space saver frame and no wings?
In reply to Post #1
Fox ultra pretty basic
Fox ultra pretty basic
In reply to Post #4
I looked at the new drennan couldn't believe the price for a standard match type brolly
I looked at the new drennan couldn't believe the price for a standard match type brolly
In reply to Post #10
but the DRENNAN specialist 50" is cheaper than the fox specialist brolly 45 inch
both are a few steps up from the match type brollys IMO
and its got storm pole attachments pegging points so pole can be removed and the 50” only weighs 2.8kg
its why its on my shopping list
but the DRENNAN specialist 50" is cheaper than the fox specialist brolly 45 inch
both are a few steps up from the match type brollys IMO
and its got storm pole attachments pegging points so pole can be removed and the 50” only weighs 2.8kg
its why its on my shopping list
In reply to Post #8
Sorry - should have said. Traditional style brolly, Space saver frame and mini wings. I just miss using one!
Sorry - should have said. Traditional style brolly, Space saver frame and mini wings. I just miss using one!
In reply to Post #1
I've had the Saber dpm one for 4 years now literally 100's of nights under it, been good, decent coverage, fairly light 4.5 kilos from memory, good headroom, extra rib at front and stiffener, 4 storm poles could be better if they weren't magnetic but overall for just shy of a ton, been great.
I've had the Saber dpm one for 4 years now literally 100's of nights under it, been good, decent coverage, fairly light 4.5 kilos from memory, good headroom, extra rib at front and stiffener, 4 storm poles could be better if they weren't magnetic but overall for just shy of a ton, been great.
Wychwood tactical brolly , switched to it from a fast and light.
Fantastic bit of kit, and versatile with front options available
Fantastic bit of kit, and versatile with front options available
In reply to Post #14
Do they still do the MHFR 60 brolly? Thats a bog standard oval isnt it?
Do they still do the MHFR 60 brolly? Thats a bog standard oval isnt it?