In reply to Post #15
I've only had mine for around 18 months also had no problems at all with mine, i find it a very comfy practical chair
I've only had mine for around 18 months also had no problems at all with mine, i find it a very comfy practical chair
In reply to Post #1
I've had one for a couple of years now. Very light and quite comfortable. Yes the mechanism that locks the back legs In place can stick a bit but it's not too bad. If I'm using it on its own for day sessions I tend to leave the back legs folded away and it gives you a nice reclined position. No problems with the stitching yet.
I've had one for a couple of years now. Very light and quite comfortable. Yes the mechanism that locks the back legs In place can stick a bit but it's not too bad. If I'm using it on its own for day sessions I tend to leave the back legs folded away and it gives you a nice reclined position. No problems with the stitching yet.
In reply to Post #2
I've heard they break as for trakker and good that's an oxymoron.
I've heard they break as for trakker and good that's an oxymoron.
In reply to Post #18
Have you used one or owned one,which chair would you recommend instead
Have you used one or owned one,which chair would you recommend instead
I used to own a Trakker Levelite Longback Chair
and it was superbly comfortable but fishing the slopping river banks twice the bloody thing folded up on me
because of the glaring fault !!!! >>>> the legs dont have a spring locking pin ???? like the JRC chairs what a shyte design
and it was superbly comfortable but fishing the slopping river banks twice the bloody thing folded up on me
because of the glaring fault !!!! >>>> the legs dont have a spring locking pin ???? like the JRC chairs what a shyte design
In reply to Post #20
Can honestly say I had that chair for years before the new one came out I never had that happen to me even once, I've now given it to my dad who fishes with me a lot and it hasn't happened to him either so don't no how it happened to you mate
Can honestly say I had that chair for years before the new one came out I never had that happen to me even once, I've now given it to my dad who fishes with me a lot and it hasn't happened to him either so don't no how it happened to you mate
In reply to Post #21
cant happen with a JRC
cant happen with a JRC
In reply to Post #21
Maybe he's on a lot more slope than you have been on he's right they should have a locking pin in them then it can't happen as there not the cheapest chair out there
Maybe he's on a lot more slope than you have been on he's right they should have a locking pin in them then it can't happen as there not the cheapest chair out there
In reply to Post #3
A bit of WD40
A bit of WD40
In reply to Post #24
All sorted
.I have been sat on mine all day again today and blanked my arse off 
All sorted
.I have been sat on mine all day again today and blanked my arse off
In reply to Post #1
Stitching came undone at the front on mine after a couple of uses, got it exchanged and the same happened again. Swaped it for the combi
Stitching came undone at the front on mine after a couple of uses, got it exchanged and the same happened again. Swaped it for the combi
In reply to Post #19
The fox combi chair is very good
The fox combi chair is very good
In reply to Post #27
Had one,the trakker is far better.Its alot comfier and has not got them utter ***** plastic twist locks on the legs.Now I have given my trakker a spray with wd40 its operating perfectly again
Had one,the trakker is far better.Its alot comfier and has not got them utter ***** plastic twist locks on the legs.Now I have given my trakker a spray with wd40 its operating perfectly again
In reply to Post #1
I've got one. Superb. Comfiest chair I've owned, and works faultlessly.
Saves taking two chairs with me....
I've got one. Superb. Comfiest chair I've owned, and works faultlessly.
Saves taking two chairs with me....
In reply to Post #29
Second that, also had the fox combi chair it's s!!t compared to the Trakker
Second that, also had the fox combi chair it's s!!t compared to the Trakker