If you can find one have a look at the Monkey Climber x Forge camo brolly.

Unreal bit of kit

If not the ESP Lo Pro and even the Hideouts are quick enough to put up and down, lights and will give you slightly better cover than a brolly

Nash groundhog oval. 3.2 kg.

In reply to Post #17
I got an axs brolly , not your conventional brolly as such , but it's taller , helps me limbo under it easier 😂, light and goes up dead quick , tons of room. Only downside is it does need storm poles when windy as it's a bit ‘ wobbly ‘..... might be worth a look

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I agree mate. 45 old nubrolli for the days but the tempest brolly is absolutely perfect for anything else. Size is great for putting in the Barrow as well.

In reply to Post #1
Aqua Ultralite 100 with zero trimmings (ditch the infill & gsheet) - 5.3kg and can be set high or low - better head height and coverage than a fast & light and pretty much the same weight!

In reply to Post #16
Monkey Climber x Forge camo brolly.

This is what I use all year round I have the mozzy mesh for it ,and a winter wrap which I don't use tbh.
Good quality aswell.

Tempest Brolly or Fox Evo (if you can find one)

I have a tempest 100T but in the summer I like to use a solar undercover brolly.
Quick, easy, light and packs down very small.
The 100T is great, but there's just something about being under a brolly that's a little old school!