In reply to Post #15
Agreed 👍🏻
Agreed 👍🏻
In reply to Post #17
Cheers Gerry. Just helped myself to the last one at that price as it'd be rude not too....
Cheers Gerry. Just helped myself to the last one at that price as it'd be rude not too....
In reply to Post #17
Cheers Gerry just ordered the last low one for my mate,you are an absolute legend were his words
Cheers Gerry just ordered the last low one for my mate,you are an absolute legend were his words
happy to help you know me I like to help people save a few quid
to those that missed out keep checking as they get stock in every week so I expect they will have more by middle of next week
to those that missed out keep checking as they get stock in every week so I expect they will have more by middle of next week
In reply to Post #20
I think I'll be in the market for one of these soon, probably the low version. I've got a back problem and struggling with my current chairs. Can any of you existing users confirm if one will fit under a standard height bedchair (Fox Duralite)?
I think I'll be in the market for one of these soon, probably the low version. I've got a back problem and struggling with my current chairs. Can any of you existing users confirm if one will fit under a standard height bedchair (Fox Duralite)?
In reply to Post #21
Yes it will it folds very flat.
Yes it will it folds very flat.
In reply to Post #22
Thanks Stuart, I've made some mods to an old JRC cocoon, so I'll see if this helps. If not I'll get one ordered.
Thanks Stuart, I've made some mods to an old JRC cocoon, so I'll see if this helps. If not I'll get one ordered.
In reply to Post #17
I've got the high version Gerry, only tried it at home so far but it feels absolutely perfect for dozing in with your feet up on a bucket I'll be using mine for single overnighters on the Trent instead of a bed so wanted something quality and comfortable!
I've got the high version Gerry, only tried it at home so far but it feels absolutely perfect for dozing in with your feet up on a bucket
I'll be using mine for single overnighters on the Trent instead of a bed so wanted something quality and comfortable!
In reply to Post #1
I have this. My friend has the Fox R Series (I think it is) cost him £240. It is the most unbelievably comfy chair I've sat in. Its £100 more than the Solar but man... it's a dream to sit in. And it folds up on the bedchair unlike the Solar chair.
I have this. My friend has the Fox R Series (I think it is) cost him £240. It is the most unbelievably comfy chair I've sat in. Its £100 more than the Solar but man... it's a dream to sit in. And it folds up on the bedchair unlike the Solar chair.
In reply to Post #17
Yes Gerry, got one for Xmas,had a few carp seats in my time.....
But these are the dogs m8 👍.......sold the tracker straight away
Yes Gerry, got one for Xmas,had a few carp seats in my time.....
But these are the dogs m8 👍.......sold the tracker straight away
In reply to Post #26
Most comfortable chair I've had is the Nash Moonchair. Heavy, but if barrowing it is it a problem? Don't have to sit upright, can slouch and be fully supported, lay across it - I've lost count of the times I've fallen asleep in it and when we are sitting out in the garden with friends, they all gravitate towards it (maybe it's the weight
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People say they are expensive when compared to camping ones (they aren't actually that much more) but then recommend a £150+ glorified camping chair!
Fox R Series £240
Most comfortable chair I've had is the Nash Moonchair. Heavy, but if barrowing it is it a problem? Don't have to sit upright, can slouch and be fully supported, lay across it - I've lost count of the times I've fallen asleep in it and when we are sitting out in the garden with friends, they all gravitate towards it (maybe it's the weight
))People say they are expensive when compared to camping ones (they aren't actually that much more) but then recommend a £150+ glorified camping chair!
Fox R Series £240
Well DHL have my Solar chair so its on its way and I will let you know what I think when I have tried it
I have sat in a Nash Moonchair and I did not like it at all
not at all as comfortable to me as I expected
my current chair is super comfy an old JRC the one with elastic all the way round but due to health issues I wanted a chair with arms to assist in getting out of it
I have sat in a Nash Moonchair and I did not like it at all
not at all as comfortable to me as I expected my current chair is super comfy an old JRC the one with elastic all the way round but due to health issues I wanted a chair with arms to assist in getting out of it
only one criticism I have of the solar chair and its not a big issue but if you pull the fabric off the end of the frame (the bit you sit on) it's a bitch to get back on....the area the frame sits in could do with being a touch longer or fixed to the frame.
apart from that it's a comfy chair and 10 tines better than the trakker that snapped on the frame
apart from that it's a comfy chair and 10 tines better than the trakker that snapped on the frame
In reply to Post #28
Which just goes to show that the only way you can really judge how comfortable something is, is by actually sitting on them!
Which just goes to show that the only way you can really judge how comfortable something is, is by actually sitting on them!