Bought one today got it for £120 brand new decent price waiting for delivery now
In reply to Post #32
Same got mine on Johnson ross
Same got mine on Johnson ross
Are the Trakker RLX superlite and Cyprinus RLX the same item ? As the the trakker quotes a weight of 6.1kg and the others is 7.3 kg ?
How good rlx is this compared to the els.
Just brought a cyprnus RLX 6 Flat bedchair of tackle discounts £49 delivered. Looks the same as trakker
In reply to Post #36
Wow thats an outrageous price! what does it weigh mate?
Wow thats an outrageous price! what does it weigh mate?
In reply to Post #37
Cyprinus website says 7.3kg but i'm always a bit sceptical as to whether the weights posted on the website are correct.
Cyprinus website says 7.3kg but i'm always a bit sceptical as to whether the weights posted on the website are correct.
In reply to Post #38
Yeah me too, I'm hoping the chap thats just bought one can tell us what is weighs in the real world
Yeah me too, I'm hoping the chap thats just bought one can tell us what is weighs in the real world
In reply to Post #39
Trakker Superlite says it 6.1kg would be interesting to know if this is correct ?
Trakker Superlite says it 6.1kg would be interesting to know if this is correct ?
The RLX Flat 6 & RLX 6 Superlite are different bedchairs. The Superlite has much shorter legs (probably where the weight saving is made in less metal). I did look at the Superlite but when I set it up in the shop, I would have no adjustment on the legs at all else I may as well have been sat on the floor! I had the original RLX 6 bed and the legs were much higher. The Flat 6 does weigh in at little over 7KG and the Superlite at 6kg. THe other lightweight bed is the Wychwood Tactical one which also comes in at same weights as the old RLX Flat 6 (6.5kg for Compact, 7kg for standard)
Thanks for the info looking for lite weight bed for a big pit, will take a look at both.
In reply to Post #42
The wychwood is decent for the money. Fairly firm though but some people like that. A dab of picture on the nuts is worth doing as they have a tendency to loosen up. Don't expect it to last 10 years but it's cheap, light and perfectly adequate
The wychwood is decent for the money. Fairly firm though but some people like that. A dab of picture on the nuts is worth doing as they have a tendency to loosen up. Don't expect it to last 10 years but it's cheap, light and perfectly adequate
In reply to Post #43
Shame wychwood is end of life looking online no one has stock.
Shame wychwood is end of life looking online no one has stock.
In reply to Post #43
The wychwood is decent for the money. Fairly firm though but some people like that.
Disagree & if you have a RLX 6 of either sort I will swap instantly with you! The Wychwood Tactical I have sags like hell after half a dozen sessions & I am 6' & 12 stone! No way of firming it up either as the mattress is sewn to the frame instead of using rope or elastics. I am in the process of working with a small tackle company on designing something that will tighten the material.
The wychwood is decent for the money. Fairly firm though but some people like that.
Disagree & if you have a RLX 6 of either sort I will swap instantly with you! The Wychwood Tactical I have sags like hell after half a dozen sessions & I am 6' & 12 stone! No way of firming it up either as the mattress is sewn to the frame instead of using rope or elastics. I am in the process of working with a small tackle company on designing something that will tighten the material.
I have a pair of Cyprinus RLX Compact bedchairs that i use for camping and they are considerably heavier than 7.3kg. It only came to my attention when i first unpacked it and compared to the other bedchairs i have. From memory i think it weighed over 8kg but i cant be sure now as it was last year when i got them. I paid £62 each or something for mine so cant really complain at that money, They are comfortable though and not exactly heavy, however I would of been pretty pissed off had i bought based on weight as there are much lighter bedchairs around