In reply to Post #14
Still cant see the point in them, it just gets wet like everything else. Its just the underside that will get wet as its folded up and that will sharp dry.
Still cant see the point in them, it just gets wet like everything else. Its just the underside that will get wet as its folded up and that will sharp dry.
In reply to Post #12
I´ve got 3 bedchairs gathering dust, but all in bags, but need a larger bag for my new bedchair.
Got serious back issues, and those 3 have now been retired.
Hope this lumbar support system reduces this damn sagging issue
3 bedchairs + 3 different SIMs and none of em has given me a good nights sleep.
Guess i´ll have to get a super thick memory foam mattress suitable for a side sleeper, so now i´ll need 2 large bags
I´ve got 3 bedchairs gathering dust, but all in bags, but need a larger bag for my new bedchair.
Got serious back issues, and those 3 have now been retired.
Guess i´ll have to get a super thick memory foam mattress suitable for a side sleeper, so now i´ll need 2 large bags
In reply to Post #14
And it's not just for when it's raining Gerry....it prevents mud from getting all over the chair and the sleeping bag, transferred from other bits of kit when the peg is muddy, and let's face it, that's about 6 months of the year in the UK.
It also makes for an excellent "spare" bag to put wet clothes in temporarily rather than thrown in a heap.
Those that find bedchair bags a faff on bought the wrong size !
And it's not just for when it's raining Gerry....it prevents mud from getting all over the chair and the sleeping bag, transferred from other bits of kit when the peg is muddy, and let's face it, that's about 6 months of the year in the UK.
It also makes for an excellent "spare" bag to put wet clothes in temporarily rather than thrown in a heap.
Those that find bedchair bags a faff on bought the wrong size !
In reply to Post #16
Ive had one for years and never used it.... last spring i packed my boat on a water and set off to a peg as the heavens opened and got soaked to the bone and my bed took the brunt of it. After a night in a soaking wet bed i now use my bag
Ive had one for years and never used it.... last spring i packed my boat on a water and set off to a peg as the heavens opened and got soaked to the bone and my bed took the brunt of it. After a night in a soaking wet bed i now use my bag
I just put my unhooking mat over the bed if it rains. Sod wrestling the bugger into a big bag every time.
If you buy one then get a bedchair bag that you can fully zip open, i have the Trakker Downpour Roll-Up Bed Bag so easy to get your bedchair in/out off it.
In reply to Post #6
I have this bed chair SOLAR TACKLE - SP C-TECH WIDE SLEEP SYSTEM and would love a bag to put it in
Any recommendations
How do you contact army andy??
I have this bed chair SOLAR TACKLE - SP C-TECH WIDE SLEEP SYSTEM and would love a bag to put it in
Any recommendations
How do you contact army andy??
My indulgence wideboy bed goes on first after the under bag
Is filled. I then open it's legs and they work as side rails.
My barrow load is high enough without having the legs folded in a bag. So I can't use one. But in all the years my beds never got wet. It's under about 3 layers of kit.
Is filled. I then open it's legs and they work as side rails.
My barrow load is high enough without having the legs folded in a bag. So I can't use one. But in all the years my beds never got wet. It's under about 3 layers of kit.
In reply to Post #14
I keep a barrow cover in my barrow bag for just such an occasion.
I keep a barrow cover in my barrow bag for just such an occasion.
In reply to Post #1
Nash do a bag nearly that size, it might have enough give for what you need:
Johnsonross Nash bedchair bag
Nash do a bag nearly that size, it might have enough give for what you need:
Johnsonross Nash bedchair bag
In reply to Post #22
I use the older version of the nash bag linked above and it fits my solar bed in it easily.
Also a friend of mine has his solar bed in a trakker bedchair bag, but unsure on which one it is
I use the older version of the nash bag linked above and it fits my solar bed in it easily.
Also a friend of mine has his solar bed in a trakker bedchair bag, but unsure on which one it is
In reply to Post #24
Same here, as I have a old powerporter and never fancied leaving it out all day in the rain. So I can easily pop it over my kit
Same here, as I have a old powerporter and never fancied leaving it out all day in the rain. So I can easily pop it over my kit
In reply to Post #22
Facebook. Personally I would never entertain half the mass produced tat suggested in this thread when you can get the same handmade for not much more money. Cotswold Aquarius will probably custom make you one as well if you ask them but they'll be more expensive.
Facebook. Personally I would never entertain half the mass produced tat suggested in this thread when you can get the same handmade for not much more money. Cotswold Aquarius will probably custom make you one as well if you ask them but they'll be more expensive.
In reply to Post #21
Thought my problem was solved, when i saw the snippet on the NXG Roll-Up Bed Bag, only to see that the dimensions were of somewhat
Dimensions: 109cm (L) 81cm (W) 31cm (D)
Perfect solution if only slightly larger
Thought my problem was solved, when i saw the snippet on the NXG Roll-Up Bed Bag, only to see that the dimensions were of somewhat
Perfect solution if only slightly larger
In reply to Post #1
AVID STORMSHIELD BEDCHAIR BAG - EXTRA LARGE
XL Bedchair Bag 105 cm x 90 cm x 30 cm
Largest I can find. I have the regular its a great bag and robust i use to store my bed in the garage or for them rainy days.
AVID STORMSHIELD BEDCHAIR BAG - EXTRA LARGE
XL Bedchair Bag 105 cm x 90 cm x 30 cm
Largest I can find. I have the regular its a great bag and robust i use to store my bed in the garage or for them rainy days.