Hi lads, I'm after a lightweight brolly system for quick overnighters. It needs to be lightweight, fast erect and have the extras (groundsheet and front) for a bit more comfort in wetter conditions. I would prefer a traditional brolly rather than a tempest etc if possible. Had a 100T before and loved it but want something that feels a bit more 'traditional' No real budget restrictions.
TIA
TIA
In reply to Post #1
Solar undercover brolly... Can't fault mine whatsoever Ÿ‘Œ
Solar undercover brolly... Can't fault mine whatsoever Ÿ‘Œ
Daiwa mission is 3.2 kilo for the basic one.
Another model is available with a front.
Another model is available with a front.
In reply to Post #1
Nash Scope Ops Recon . . Wychwood MHR? Personally would go heavier with Aqua Fast n Lite (not so lite) or pref Aqua Ultralite (also not so lite) as larger and more versatile . . .
Nash Scope Ops Recon . . Wychwood MHR? Personally would go heavier with Aqua Fast n Lite (not so lite) or pref Aqua Ultralite (also not so lite) as larger and more versatile . . .
In reply to Post #1
Got to be a fast n light or the esp 58
Got to be a fast n light or the esp 58
Has anyone any experience with the Avid HQ Dual Layer brolly? Been offered one for £250 second hand 
In reply to Post #6
at 16kg all in its the opposite of what you want?
at 16kg all in its the opposite of what you want?
In reply to Post #5
The ESP 58 is a cracking bit of kit. Is it available though?
The ESP 58 is a cracking bit of kit. Is it available though?
In reply to Post #8
No.
I was looking for one a week or two ago.
Can't find one anywhere.
No.
I was looking for one a week or two ago.
Can't find one anywhere.
In reply to Post #9
I've got a friend who randomly messaged me after posting this. He said he has only used it 4 times and it's mint. I've read the reviews and they seem pretty good. I know it's heavier than other brollies but has to be lighter than my original T1 with the the add ons? Avid website advertises the full system at 9.6kg
I've got a friend who randomly messaged me after posting this. He said he has only used it 4 times and it's mint. I've read the reviews and they seem pretty good. I know it's heavier than other brollies but has to be lighter than my original T1 with the the add ons? Avid website advertises the full system at 9.6kg
In reply to Post #4
RRP on the nash is MIND BLOWING
RRP on the nash is MIND BLOWING
In reply to Post #2
+1
I bought one of these recently and so far have used it about 8 times for quick overnighters. It’s a solid piece of kit and very easy to put up and take down. I can get my Nash T9490 sleep system and kit in there no probs. Definitely worth a look
+1
I bought one of these recently and so far have used it about 8 times for quick overnighters. It’s a solid piece of kit and very easy to put up and take down. I can get my Nash T9490 sleep system and kit in there no probs. Definitely worth a look
In reply to Post #12
Love my solar brolly. Up and down within a minute all pegged in. Light too.
Love my solar brolly. Up and down within a minute all pegged in. Light too.
Anyone else have any experience with the Avid Dual Layer Brolly?
Anyone know if the solar brolly would fit a solar sp mk2 bedchair in ?