In reply to Post #15
There you go, I started to sort all the information but never finished
Fox Frontier - 250 x 185 x 130. 11.75kg - £499
Fox Frontier X - 260 x 198.5 x 140. 14kg - £550
Fox Frontier XD - 270 x 210 x 165. 14.9kg - £599
Tracker AD 200 - 375 x 310 x 170
Tracker AD 150 - 315 x 255 x 145. 15.3kg - £800
Tracker AD 100 - 250 x 235 x 135. 13kg - £675
Tempest 100T. - 250 x 235 x 150. 6kg plus GS -
Trakker V2 Bivvy - 270 x 240 x 140.
Trakker XL Bivvy - 320 x 250 x 145.
Titan hide XL - 280 x 250 x 152. 135 peak. 6kg plus GS
Titan hide XL camo - 275 x 205 x 152. - £350 + £65 + £70
Wychwood Tactical - 240 x 180 x 140. 10kg
RM XF1 stand . - 210 x 160/600 x 165. 30kg
RM XF1 Comp. - 210 x 145/600 x 145. 28kg.
Sonik AXS. - 260 x 175 x 137.5 - £300
Existing JRC - 260 x 190 x 140
Fox Brolly - 262 x 178 x 128
RCG Alpha X1. 300 x 225 x 148cm / 156cm
There you go, I started to sort all the information but never finished
Fox Frontier - 250 x 185 x 130. 11.75kg - £499
Fox Frontier X - 260 x 198.5 x 140. 14kg - £550
Fox Frontier XD - 270 x 210 x 165. 14.9kg - £599
Tracker AD 200 - 375 x 310 x 170
Tracker AD 150 - 315 x 255 x 145. 15.3kg - £800
Tracker AD 100 - 250 x 235 x 135. 13kg - £675
Tempest 100T. - 250 x 235 x 150. 6kg plus GS -
Trakker V2 Bivvy - 270 x 240 x 140.
Trakker XL Bivvy - 320 x 250 x 145.
Titan hide XL - 280 x 250 x 152. 135 peak. 6kg plus GS
Titan hide XL camo - 275 x 205 x 152. - £350 + £65 + £70
Wychwood Tactical - 240 x 180 x 140. 10kg
RM XF1 stand . - 210 x 160/600 x 165. 30kg
RM XF1 Comp. - 210 x 145/600 x 145. 28kg.
Sonik AXS. - 260 x 175 x 137.5 - £300
Existing JRC - 260 x 190 x 140
Fox Brolly - 262 x 178 x 128
RCG Alpha X1. 300 x 225 x 148cm / 156cm
In reply to Post #16
Thanks for providing this Fatshrek. No offence intended but it would be really helpful if the bivvy manufacturers provided more than just length by width as this only helps fully if the shape was rectangular. Most bivvies are infact irregular hexagon's or irregular Octagon's. Even if they provided just a couple more measurements, such as centre of rear panel to front left or right window centre and rear panel corner to front centre of left or right window this would help immensely.
Thanks for providing this Fatshrek. No offence intended but it would be really helpful if the bivvy manufacturers provided more than just length by width as this only helps fully if the shape was rectangular. Most bivvies are infact irregular hexagon's or irregular Octagon's. Even if they provided just a couple more measurements, such as centre of rear panel to front left or right window centre and rear panel corner to front centre of left or right window this would help immensely.
In reply to Post #17
Sellers and manufacturers normally have some means of contact ( email would probably be best) that you could ask for further info.
Ask some standard questions, such as floor plan, heights, weight, materials and anything else you think of. That would not only help you make a choice but also help them with what anglers are interested in.
If you've already done this what was their response?
Sellers and manufacturers normally have some means of contact ( email would probably be best) that you could ask for further info.
Ask some standard questions, such as floor plan, heights, weight, materials and anything else you think of. That would not only help you make a choice but also help them with what anglers are interested in.
If you've already done this what was their response?
In reply to Post #14
They can only give an approx weight because they might not be able to get the same materials all the time. So then the have the option to use a heavier grade material or alloy.
They can only give an approx weight because they might not be able to get the same materials all the time. So then the have the option to use a heavier grade material or alloy.
In reply to Post #1
Nash showed a pictograph plan view of their bivvy range with bedchair in situ also a front view in their catalogues, may have been trade only brochures but may be available online.
Nash showed a pictograph plan view of their bivvy range with bedchair in situ also a front view in their catalogues, may have been trade only brochures but may be available online.
In reply to Post #20
Let's hope this is something that all the manufacturers will start do in future. It will certainly help people in making the right choices of what they need rather than guessing.
Let's hope this is something that all the manufacturers will start do in future. It will certainly help people in making the right choices of what they need rather than guessing.