Solar have apparently got a new bank ware range coming soon.
In reply to Post #182
I dont really like the solar gear other than my original sod pod that ive had for 30 years but that has sentimental value. Everyone has there favourite but its jag every time for me.
I dont really like the solar gear other than my original sod pod that ive had for 30 years but that has sentimental value. Everyone has there favourite but its jag every time for me.
In reply to Post #183
Im the total opposite. Tried jag after selling all my solar, of which i had loads, but just didnt like it.
Im not a pod fan, but this rp1 is tempting. Im hoping whatever solar are releasing is along these lines
Im the total opposite. Tried jag after selling all my solar, of which i had loads, but just didnt like it.
Im not a pod fan, but this rp1 is tempting. Im hoping whatever solar are releasing is along these lines
In reply to Post #184
👍🏻
👍🏻
In reply to Post #184
I have never really had much solar gear until recently.I now own their bedchair,chair,snag ears,butt rests and the short arm titanium indicators with the carbon colours heads and all of it is so well made.I am really impressed and they always reply to any questions you may have
I have never really had much solar gear until recently.I now own their bedchair,chair,snag ears,butt rests and the short arm titanium indicators with the carbon colours heads and all of it is so well made.I am really impressed and they always reply to any questions you may have
In reply to Post #186
Defo cant fault there bedchairs and chairs best ive ever owned by a long way. There knocking out some quality gear these days which is a breath of fresh air compared to the usual ***** thats around at the minute.
Defo cant fault there bedchairs and chairs best ive ever owned by a long way. There knocking out some quality gear these days which is a breath of fresh air compared to the usual ***** thats around at the minute.
In reply to Post #162
If the front legs were extendable would it put the alignment out with the central bankstick?
If the front legs were extendable would it put the alignment out with the central bankstick?
In reply to Post #188
Yes
Yes
In reply to Post #188
Looked at one on the bank and when in 3 rod set up the legs are "set" angle otherwise the central buzzer is behind the outers.
Also lots of fanning on the rods as you cannot alter the width when using single sticks.
Looked at one on the bank and when in 3 rod set up the legs are "set" angle otherwise the central buzzer is behind the outers.
Also lots of fanning on the rods as you cannot alter the width when using single sticks.
In reply to Post #190
. . .unless there were 'preset' lockable positions on the angles of the arms commensurate with some 'pre extended' lockable positions / markings on the extension of said arms - if that makes sense!?
. . .unless there were 'preset' lockable positions on the angles of the arms commensurate with some 'pre extended' lockable positions / markings on the extension of said arms - if that makes sense!?
Anyone know where has the best price on these in prolite black?
In reply to Post #190
I had mine out for a full weekend on the bank this weekend gone...
- It does fan the rods out quite a bit
- If you are literally a 1mm out on the arms makes the rods look totally out on the tips and butts.
- As said the length of the arms is "set" to align with the central stick.
- Use a palm saver spirit level bubble when setting up in the middle stick makes it easy to level out.
- It could be possible to have them with a extendable arm section in a future design - you just reduce the angle of the arm being splayed out. However would need some calculating first. (JAG i'm here for a test version
)
I had mine out for a full weekend on the bank this weekend gone...
- It does fan the rods out quite a bit
- If you are literally a 1mm out on the arms makes the rods look totally out on the tips and butts.
- As said the length of the arms is "set" to align with the central stick.
- Use a palm saver spirit level bubble when setting up in the middle stick makes it easy to level out.
- It could be possible to have them with a extendable arm section in a future design - you just reduce the angle of the arm being splayed out. However would need some calculating first. (JAG i'm here for a test version
)
In reply to Post #184
Think its more buzz bars and bank sticks not pods. Its called the captive range i believe.
Think its more buzz bars and bank sticks not pods. Its called the captive range i believe.