Most comfortable bedchair
Is there such a thing, Ive had quite a few trying to find one!
Still following the old designs like sheep. Make a proper mattress ffs, folds into two or something on a frame with adjustable legs.
I used to work shifts for a lot of years and If i was not at work I was sleeping on the bank, or a least trying to, absolutely shattered, **** bedchairs
Is there such a thing, Ive had quite a few trying to find one!
Still following the old designs like sheep. Make a proper mattress ffs, folds into two or something on a frame with adjustable legs.
I used to work shifts for a lot of years and If i was not at work I was sleeping on the bank, or a least trying to, absolutely shattered, **** bedchairs
In reply to Post #31
Lol so Nash it is not then !!
Thanks for the opinions lads even though that are only like you say opinions but some good advice can go a long way ..!
So if I had to narrow it down what would you recommend ( To recap ) ps NO NASH trash lol
Lol so Nash it is not then !!
Thanks for the opinions lads even though that are only like you say opinions but some good advice can go a long way ..!
So if I had to narrow it down what would you recommend ( To recap ) ps NO NASH trash lol
In reply to Post #32
Fox flatlighter
Solar SP
Avid benchmark if you want memory foam
Trakker ELS
Now all you need to do is go to a big tackle shop and try them all out.
Fox flatlighter
Solar SP
Avid benchmark if you want memory foam
Trakker ELS
Now all you need to do is go to a big tackle shop and try them all out.
In reply to Post #32
Had the SS3 then a SS4, through a friend in the trade, were good but not perfect. A mate had a Flatliner, which I tried, then sold my SS4 that week for the Fox.
The Fox was far more comfortable, for me, anyway.
Its lasted well, and by the end of the year Ill buy a new one. Ive got my eye on the new Solar after mates have raved about it ( just the bedchair, not the sleep system ) If the SOlar doesn't suit me, Ill happily buy another Fox Flatliner kingsize, a lovely nights sleep.
Had the SS3 then a SS4, through a friend in the trade, were good but not perfect. A mate had a Flatliner, which I tried, then sold my SS4 that week for the Fox.
The Fox was far more comfortable, for me, anyway.
Its lasted well, and by the end of the year Ill buy a new one. Ive got my eye on the new Solar after mates have raved about it ( just the bedchair, not the sleep system ) If the SOlar doesn't suit me, Ill happily buy another Fox Flatliner kingsize, a lovely nights sleep.
In reply to Post #28
Mine is the standard width one. I've used a wide it before and didn't find it comfortable tbh. As for those saying it's not warm at all, I don't get it. Plenty warm enough imo
Mine is the standard width one. I've used a wide it before and didn't find it comfortable tbh. As for those saying it's not warm at all, I don't get it. Plenty warm enough imo
In reply to Post #35
Cheers for the recap .
That's exactly what I'm going to do !!
Lol DON my pj's and go and try them out
Cheers for the recap .
That's exactly what I'm going to do !!
Lol DON my pj's and go and try them out
In reply to Post #36
Take your pj's and a teddy bear to the big one and bed down for the day.
Take your pj's and a teddy bear to the big one and bed down for the day.
In reply to Post #33
Ive got the avid memory foam one and its very comfy - legs are a pain in the ass though, shame no locking mechanism on them to stop them flopping about when setting it up/taking it down but once up lovely.
merv
Ive got the avid memory foam one and its very comfy - legs are a pain in the ass though, shame no locking mechanism on them to stop them flopping about when setting it up/taking it down but once up lovely.
merv
In reply to Post #38
Is there any need for a bivvy heater When using a decent bedchair sleeping system like the avid ?
Until now all my night fishing has been done mostly in the summer months , but there's so much good fishing to do all year !!
It seems a shame not to take advantage of it ....
So do you think I would need a bivvy heater along with a the sleeping system ..
I'm not sure there's much point as I'm sure bavy's leak heat like a sieve !!!
Is there any need for a bivvy heater When using a decent bedchair sleeping system like the avid ?
Until now all my night fishing has been done mostly in the summer months , but there's so much good fishing to do all year !!
It seems a shame not to take advantage of it ....
So do you think I would need a bivvy heater along with a the sleeping system ..
I'm not sure there's much point as I'm sure bavy's leak heat like a sieve !!!
In reply to Post #39
Never needed one. Decent clothes and sleeping bad is more than enough.
Never needed one. Decent clothes and sleeping bad is more than enough.
In reply to Post #39
No need when you have the right gear, plus bivvy heaters can be death traps
No need when you have the right gear, plus bivvy heaters can be death traps
I use a fox flatliter mk2 and highly rate it , as do everybody else I know who owns one .
I do like the look of the new avid sleep systems and would like to try one of those . I'm don't think the sleeping bag would be as warm as the fox one though
I do like the look of the new avid sleep systems and would like to try one of those . I'm don't think the sleeping bag would be as warm as the fox one though
In reply to Post #42
And how is the sleeping bag in the fox flatliter ? Do you do winter nights with it ?
I've been doing some research and the avid is at least £70 more than the fox flatliner . But to be honest that's not much of a concern when spending 250 / £300 anyway.
What makes you say that the avid wouldn't be as warm as the fox?
And how is the sleeping bag in the fox flatliter ? Do you do winter nights with it ?
I've been doing some research and the avid is at least £70 more than the fox flatliner . But to be honest that's not much of a concern when spending 250 / £300 anyway.
What makes you say that the avid wouldn't be as warm as the fox?
In reply to Post #43
Trakker ELS, Inflatable Mat, & a good sleeping bag
Those Nash Sleep Systems are garbage!
Trakker ELS, Inflatable Mat, & a good sleeping bag
Those Nash Sleep Systems are garbage!
In reply to Post #44
It's alright you saying that now. But where were you three years ago when I bought the poxy thing.
It's alright you saying that now. But where were you three years ago when I bought the poxy thing.