In reply to Post #165
mine is the compact bed you dont like lol (Compact – 200cm x 78cm (w))
but I love !!!
and bought my brolly from TFT pre order cheap price gone up now though
LINKY POO
mine is the compact bed you dont like lol (Compact – 200cm x 78cm (w))
but I love !!!
and bought my brolly from TFT pre order cheap price gone up now though
LINKY POO
In reply to Post #166
Well it looks a good set up thanks for help
Well it looks a good set up thanks for help
In reply to Post #164
sorry to hijack this thread - photos look great and am possibly looking at getting one - primarily to use a day shelter. My only concern would be that there is not enough height to sit on a chair without literally touching the roof. What do you think? Thanks.
sorry to hijack this thread - photos look great and am possibly looking at getting one - primarily to use a day shelter. My only concern would be that there is not enough height to sit on a chair without literally touching the roof. What do you think? Thanks.
In reply to Post #168
Considering it's a little lower than a v2 brolly you'd certainly struggle if your slightly taller. Only thing that put me off these tbh
Considering it's a little lower than a v2 brolly you'd certainly struggle if your slightly taller. Only thing that put me off these tbh
In reply to Post #169
yeah that's what I was thinking - I'm 6ft so the height (or lack of) is putting me off.
yeah that's what I was thinking - I'm 6ft so the height (or lack of) is putting me off.
In reply to Post #168
yes it IS very low I think some websites have it wrong its only 1200mm
but I can sit on my compact bed with a bedchair buddy and no problems as I bought it for barbel fishing I rarely sit in it I take a small cheapo brolly and chair or bucket seat and sit on my rods just reeling in during the day and sleeping in it and in a 10 hour storm with proper 2 hours of torrential rain and gale force wind it was totally rock solid and dry
I bloody love it
yes it IS very low I think some websites have it wrong its only 1200mm
but I can sit on my compact bed with a bedchair buddy and no problems as I bought it for barbel fishing I rarely sit in it I take a small cheapo brolly and chair or bucket seat and sit on my rods just reeling in during the day and sleeping in it and in a 10 hour storm with proper 2 hours of torrential rain and gale force wind it was totally rock solid and dry
I bloody love it
In reply to Post #171
Can you see out with the front in and the door rolled up
Can you see out with the front in and the door rolled up
In reply to Post #172
Yes sitting on my bed its fine about 2 " space above my nut ......... im 5ft .8"
I dont ever roll it up I letterbox if rain is driving in otherwise its normally off cant sleep sleep with a door due to claustrophobia same as cant ever have a bag zipped up
Yes sitting on my bed its fine about 2 " space above my nut ......... im 5ft .8"
I dont ever roll it up I letterbox if rain is driving in otherwise its normally off cant sleep sleep with a door due to claustrophobia same as cant ever have a bag zipped up
In reply to Post #171
okay thanks very much. Think i need to see one in the flesh before committing as i do really like the look of it. Thanks again.
okay thanks very much. Think i need to see one in the flesh before committing as i do really like the look of it. Thanks again.
In reply to Post #174
just got good price on this brolly before I buy now that they been out awhile is there anybody not happy with there's that would advise not to buy one I know there was a couple that had a problem so apart from those
just got good price on this brolly before I buy now that they been out awhile is there anybody not happy with there's that would advise not to buy one I know there was a couple that had a problem so apart from those
Hi guys,
I just joined the forum discussion as I'm really interested in the 'Wychwood Tactical Brolly' as I'm looking to buy. 1st thanks to all for the posts, especially to oldgeezer AND secret-agent
@oldgeezer - in your opinion how long do you think the 'Wychwood Tactical Brolly' would last?
anyway, hope you guys post over the next few months with your continued comments/reviews now that night fishing has reopened.
cheers for any replies!
I just joined the forum discussion as I'm really interested in the 'Wychwood Tactical Brolly' as I'm looking to buy. 1st thanks to all for the posts, especially to oldgeezer AND secret-agent
@oldgeezer - in your opinion how long do you think the 'Wychwood Tactical Brolly' would last?
anyway, hope you guys post over the next few months with your continued comments/reviews now that night fishing has reopened.
cheers for any replies!
In reply to Post #176
depends if you look after your gear but I would be happy for 5 years until this year Wychwood brollys all came with a 5 year warrantee
but their aftersales is one of the best imo
I now know there are a couple of river anglers up north that have them and love them with no issues there were some teething issue initially but wychwood HAS NOW refunded or replaced with the perfect product IMHO
depends if you look after your gear but I would be happy for 5 years until this year Wychwood brollys all came with a 5 year warrantee
but their aftersales is one of the best imo
I now know there are a couple of river anglers up north that have them and love them with no issues there were some teething issue initially but wychwood HAS NOW refunded or replaced with the perfect product IMHO
In reply to Post #177
After sales is a big thing, I've had several companies they don't want to know if anything goes wrong. Avid being one of them.
After sales is a big thing, I've had several companies they don't want to know if anything goes wrong. Avid being one of them.
In reply to Post #177
cheers!
thats a bit of a downer!-> until this year Wychwood brollys all came with a 5 year warrantee
cheers!
thats a bit of a downer!-> until this year Wychwood brollys all came with a 5 year warrantee
In reply to Post #179
No one. Else does ?
No one. Else does ?