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New trakker tempest brolly 100T (220 posts / 37,640 views)
craigyf craigyf
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Post #211 19 Jul 2021 14:38
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In reply to Post #196
Out of interest do you know what bag you got? Does seem a tight fit, especially in the dark and in a rush to pack up!!
Cazfish Cazfish
Posts: 1,200
Post #212 19 Jul 2021 14:40
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In reply to Post #211
I find the bag plenty big enough for the bivvy pegs and mozzi panel
oldgeezer oldgeezer
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Mr Linky Poo
Mr Linky Poo Post #213 19 Jul 2021 23:29
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In reply to Post #211
Army Andy makes super heavy duty bags that will outlast the bivvy and be a doddle to use

Based in sittingbourne kent
Or call on 07866687092 or email Andrew0600@aol.com
I custom make bags and modify bivvies.
I have been doing it for over 20 years.
I use top quality material like ykk zips and 1000d cordura for my bags ect. Not 600d which most tackle is made from.
don't make bivvies or Overwrap or skull caps
I don't make infills for aqua Fast and lites.
I don't make groundsheets
I don't supply or fix poles
I
Here are common price lists.
Tempest infill
Standard infill £125
Plus £20 for letterbox door
Plus £50 for mozzie panel and cover.
Rear vents
Tempest £80
2 man bivvy £80
1man bivvy £70
Door £50
Single umbrella vent £35
Clear window sewn in £35
With cover £50
Bags
Titan Hide /xl £40
Tempest. £40
Tempest brolly. £40
Items I make as standard
Korda distance stick bag £12
Gas cannister cover. £10
Neville alarm covers £7
Rod tip protectors. £3
Landing net bags. £5
Tempest/titan block cover £12
50mm ring protector £4
Fast and light rib protectors. £18
Reel / rod straps. £1.50
Un hooking mats £70
Wader bag / cover. £20
Gortex bedchair cover. £60
Singlez / sheath pod bag £35
Some things are made to order as
Rich_Carpp
Posts: 128
Post #214 1 Sep 2022 09:15
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In reply to Post #213
bumping this thread rather than starting a new one,

does anybody know which storm poles i need for the front of my tempest 100T before i order the wrong ones?

Thankyou
The_Andyman The_Andyman
Posts: 11,332
Post #215 1 Sep 2022 09:30
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In reply to Post #214
I'm not sure they are really needed, I used mine recently with no front door or poles and no issues. Added the door a few days later as it rained, still no poles or issues.

It seems plenty sturdy enough without them, maybe a very strong headwind may be different but not had that.

However, sorry I can't answer what the correct poles would be other than suggesting the door height of 150cm should help guide your choice.
Beyonce
Posts: 1,711
Post #216 1 Sep 2022 09:33
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In reply to Post #214
Never used storm poles with mine. Another add on that's not required.
Rich_Carpp
Posts: 128
Post #217 1 Sep 2022 09:46
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In reply to Post #216
ah okay thanks, i may give it a whirl without them then, i have used the mozzi front without poles but thought it may be different when using the full infill, ill give it a go without i think!
The_Andyman The_Andyman
Posts: 11,332
Post #218 1 Sep 2022 10:07
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In reply to Post #217
Definitely try it first....

I've used it bare, with the full infil and then with the social cap extension, all without poles and zero issues
sundance sundance
Posts: 6,762
Post #219 1 Sep 2022 11:09
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In reply to Post #217
I've also not felt the need even with
a storm and the front on. However I would suggest the 48 inch poles. That's what I've used for my full size pioneer
For years.
Spod Spod
Posts: 13,415
Post #220 1 Sep 2022 11:21
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48 inch poles definitely for the 100T due to the extra height...
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