In reply to Post #17
I'm 6'5 and still using the flatliner solid bit of kit can't complain about it only the fact that I want a bed chair system that's not heavy as hell but had a quick lie down on the lightweight avid one (which is what I wanted) but it didn't seem long enough 👎 will be in tackle shop tomorrow to give it a proper go and get in the bag just to confirm if it's no go for me unfortunately. Anyone else use the avid ones and find it long enough?
I'm 6'5 and still using the flatliner solid bit of kit can't complain about it only the fact that I want a bed chair system that's not heavy as hell but had a quick lie down on the lightweight avid one (which is what I wanted) but it didn't seem long enough 👎 will be in tackle shop tomorrow to give it a proper go and get in the bag just to confirm if it's no go for me unfortunately. Anyone else use the avid ones and find it long enough?
In reply to Post #11
I am not tall but old and fat and had been using a couple of different models of the current crop of "lightweight" beds and found them really uncomfortable.
8 months ago I bought the indulgence ss3 wide 5 season.What a revellation.. most comfortable I've ever been.
Expensive, bulky and heavy ... that's the downside . But I think worth it.
I am not tall but old and fat and had been using a couple of different models of the current crop of "lightweight" beds and found them really uncomfortable.
8 months ago I bought the indulgence ss3 wide 5 season.What a revellation.. most comfortable I've ever been.
Expensive, bulky and heavy ... that's the downside . But I think worth it.
In reply to Post #19
Totally agree .
Totally agree .
In reply to Post #5
Cyprinus Xwide system is awesome.. but at 19kg it almost doesnt make it worth it breaking your back getting it to the swim, just sold it and gone back to my trakker rlx 6 leg
Cyprinus Xwide system is awesome.. but at 19kg it almost doesnt make it worth it breaking your back getting it to the swim, just sold it and gone back to my trakker rlx 6 leg
I bought a ex demo Nash SS4 about 3yrs ago and it is the best bed I have used, the 5 season bag is ridiculously thick and warm but very heavy. I'm going to para chord it for this coming season to hopefully firm it up a bit, but having a wide bedchair is a worthy luxury if you can manage the weight and extra space required.