In reply to Post #15
I want one that folds down really small but you can inflate big, is the Nash one
big when packed away?
I want one that folds down really small but you can inflate big, is the Nash one
big when packed away?
I agree with other posters.
I've been using the Cotswold Mk2 for a few years.
It does the job great. Bulky but never had any issues with it.
I've been using the Cotswold Mk2 for a few years.
It does the job great. Bulky but never had any issues with it.
Has anyone ever proofed their unhooking mat so it doesnt soak up water and dries quicker???
What sort of stuff could we use, fabsil or what else?
What sort of stuff could we use, fabsil or what else?
In reply to Post #1
Many Many Thanks Gents. Will have a look around.
I may also make my own as a little side project. There's some handy sized offcuts of memory foam on Amazon. Few polyballs on top, bit of Oxford Nylon, 40 quid job done
Many Many Thanks Gents. Will have a look around.
I may also make my own as a little side project. There's some handy sized offcuts of memory foam on Amazon. Few polyballs on top, bit of Oxford Nylon, 40 quid job done
In reply to Post #18
No, but have often thought about it. I would go for fabsil (and probably will get round it it at some point!).
i think it makes an awful lot of sense.
No, but have often thought about it. I would go for fabsil (and probably will get round it it at some point!).
i think it makes an awful lot of sense.
In reply to Post #18
Yes, last time I used a Fabsil equiv from a local camping shop as we were re proofing our camping tent, it worked but over time the stitching holes open up, to be expected. I'd expect any seam seal to fail to over time with UV.
To throw a 'spanner in the works', back when I bought my Nash beanie the thought did occur to me......
why dont I just buy a silicone sheet to throw over it? Totally waterproof, fish freindly, no more wet whatever's under the sheet.....still thinking about that.
Yes, last time I used a Fabsil equiv from a local camping shop as we were re proofing our camping tent, it worked but over time the stitching holes open up, to be expected. I'd expect any seam seal to fail to over time with UV.
To throw a 'spanner in the works', back when I bought my Nash beanie the thought did occur to me......
why dont I just buy a silicone sheet to throw over it? Totally waterproof, fish freindly, no more wet whatever's under the sheet.....still thinking about that.
In reply to Post #1
You want the original aqua mega mat...........
You want the original aqua mega mat...........
In reply to Post #22
Will PM you
Will PM you
In reply to Post #13
Well, maybe it won't be the thinking anglers mat, ordered 25 days ago, 2 weeks overdue last delivery date and I've ordered things inbetween and it's all arrived by now so I can't see it being a covid delay now....not good!
Well, maybe it won't be the thinking anglers mat, ordered 25 days ago, 2 weeks overdue last delivery date and I've ordered things inbetween and it's all arrived by now so I can't see it being a covid delay now....not good!
In reply to Post #4