In reply to Post #311
In reply to Post #305
if the cam locks start slipping Why not just fit a these much better idea IMO ?........There what i meant Gerry....
if the cam locks start slipping Why not just fit a these much better idea IMO ?........There what i meant Gerry....
If the cams started slipping I'm pretty sure they'd just send you out three new poles wouldn't they?
What is the difference between the Cyprinus Typhoon Full Bivvy System DPM4 and the M4?
Thanks in advance.
Ray.
Thanks in advance.
Ray.
In reply to Post #315
The M4 is a pram hood mate, completely different design.
Google the pics
The M4 is a pram hood mate, completely different design.
Google the pics
In reply to Post #316
Thanks
In reply to Post #315
DPM4 is Camo and M4 is the Green
DPM4 is Camo and M4 is the Green
In reply to Post #309
Thanks mate. What are they called?
Thanks mate. What are they called?
In reply to Post #320
I put in,push button spring clip
I put in,push button spring clip
In reply to Post #320
Spring button BUT !!!!!!!!!!!! dont buy the cheap Chinese ones the spring metal is crap ! I bought a set !!
however these are brilliant LINKY POO
I modded my V1 Bivvy poles works superb now
Spring button BUT !!!!!!!!!!!! dont buy the cheap Chinese ones the spring metal is crap ! I bought a set !!
however these are brilliant LINKY POO
I modded my V1 Bivvy poles works superb now
In reply to Post #322
Thanks Gerry - just ordered them
Thanks Gerry - just ordered them
For those that have got a bivvy with a zip in ground sheet , does it still have a skirt on the bottom of the bivvy ? ,so you can just lay it in the bivvy with out zipping it in.
In reply to Post #324
I think if I had a bivvy with a zip in groundsheet, if I was going to the effort of using it and messing about with skirts etc, I'd jest zip it in. Cant see it taking any longer to be honest
I think if I had a bivvy with a zip in groundsheet, if I was going to the effort of using it and messing about with skirts etc, I'd jest zip it in. Cant see it taking any longer to be honest
In reply to Post #325
May well be until the zips start getting caped in mud and grit etc then i can imagine it being a right ball ache to start zipping it in.
May well be until the zips start getting caped in mud and grit etc then i can imagine it being a right ball ache to start zipping it in.
