In reply to Post #12
agree with this. i have just purchased one off of amazon and its very good.
agree with this. i have just purchased one off of amazon and its very good.
In reply to Post #1
i just take one from home, i hate the "carpy" ones, too small
i just take one from home, i hate the "carpy" ones, too small
In reply to Post #1
Aqua pillow case normal pillow from home.
Aqua pillow case normal pillow from home.
In reply to Post #13
and have a horse hair pillow that stay in my bedchair
Blimey. Are you Jacob Rees-Mogg?
and have a horse hair pillow that stay in my bedchair
Blimey. Are you Jacob Rees-Mogg?
In reply to Post #19
I've used an inflatable one this year, once you get used to how much to blow it up so it's comfortable it's been brilliant
I've used an inflatable one this year, once you get used to how much to blow it up so it's comfortable it's been brilliant
In reply to Post #20
Same here, had it bought for me and used it with some trepidation but was surprised just how comfortable it is. Previously I just used any old cushion.
Same here, had it bought for me and used it with some trepidation but was surprised just how comfortable it is. Previously I just used any old cushion.
In reply to Post #21
Anyone have a link? cheers
Anyone have a link? cheers
In reply to Post #22
Mines a Trekology Aluft pillow 2.0. Probably bought off Amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/TREKOLOGY/Aluft20pillows_Camping/page/AE88C763-424C-4337-9635-ED61B92D8DBA
I'm not giving it a whole hearted recommendation, as a pillow that suits one may be hated by others, but I find it OK.
Mines a Trekology Aluft pillow 2.0. Probably bought off Amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/TREKOLOGY/Aluft20pillows_Camping/page/AE88C763-424C-4337-9635-ED61B92D8DBA
I'm not giving it a whole hearted recommendation, as a pillow that suits one may be hated by others, but I find it OK.
In reply to Post #22
I use this one. It has a strap that goes over my bedchair so it doesn't move in the night
Link
I use this one. It has a strap that goes over my bedchair so it doesn't move in the night
Link
In reply to Post #1
I still roll up a fleece and use that as a pillow. It's carp fishing, not camping
I still roll up a fleece and use that as a pillow. It's carp fishing, not camping
In reply to Post #25
Say's the guy who prides himself on wearing high end military combat clothing for fishing.
It's carp fishing, not The Falklands..
Say's the guy who prides himself on wearing high end military combat clothing for fishing.
It's carp fishing, not The Falklands..
blow up pillows are like having a bath with your socks on or eating a sweet with the wrapper on...just not right
In reply to Post #27
Packs away a lot smaller and can be inflated to the desired height
Sounds like an edge to me..
Packs away a lot smaller and can be inflated to the desired height
Sounds like an edge to me..
In reply to Post #26
In reply to Post #25
Say's the guy who prides himself on wearing high end military combat clothing for fishing.
Military clothing is a whole lot better than a lot of carp taxed fishing clothing.
Trousers and jackets already impregnated with mosquito repellent, withstand tears and undergrowth.
To heck with buying a carp tax branded pillow, cheapest I've seen is the Gardner or Advanta at around £13, correction, just seen the Ultimate at £9.
Damned if I'm paying £30 for a Nash one!
You can get a pair of pillows from a supermarket for £5 and a pair of green pillowcases for the same.
In reply to Post #25
Say's the guy who prides himself on wearing high end military combat clothing for fishing.
Military clothing is a whole lot better than a lot of carp taxed fishing clothing.
Trousers and jackets already impregnated with mosquito repellent, withstand tears and undergrowth.
To heck with buying a carp tax branded pillow, cheapest I've seen is the Gardner or Advanta at around £13, correction, just seen the Ultimate at £9.
Damned if I'm paying £30 for a Nash one!
You can get a pair of pillows from a supermarket for £5 and a pair of green pillowcases for the same.
In reply to Post #29
You maybe missed a hint of sarcasm in my post Nick. Of course military clothing is decent for fishing. It's made to wear while fighting in a war, should stand up to sitting under a damp brolly drinking tea.
You maybe missed a hint of sarcasm in my post Nick. Of course military clothing is decent for fishing. It's made to wear while fighting in a war, should stand up to sitting under a damp brolly drinking tea.