In reply to Post #30
Who said anything about it being a her?

In reply to Post #32

In reply to Post #13
Can you expand on that a bit more D, interested to hear what you liked

In reply to Post #34
When I have seen the Oztent in numerous different vlogs and reviews it looks like it simply has a completely flat front on it whereas the Ridgemonkey one has like a foot or more of dipped porch area extending down to the floor,

I also liked the way the flysheet velcroed across the bivvy extending over the back creating a covered portion behind the bivvy which you can access from the inside...plus I like the way you can close all the windows from inside too.

The crash out mesh at the front is a great idea and the zip off whole front is a bonus too.

I also roughly measured the One man compact against the Titan T1 and was surprised that the Compact one man is around Two feet narrower that the T1.

I reckon for one person you would probably need the One man not the compact for a session bivvy but all in all built quality was very good and materials used looked very good too....at £699 all in for the compact and 100 quid more for the One man I'll be looking at chopping in my T1 when they come out around May/June time

In reply to Post #35
Bloody heavy at 30kg all in though

In reply to Post #36
Very true but surely these are viewed as a session bivvy 🤔

In reply to Post #37
Yeah,need a couple of days to recover lugging the thing around the lake

In reply to Post #35
Thanks for the feedback mate I can't imagine my Frontier weighs much less than this with it's extension on, so as a session bivvy it's looking very good, though I'll still probably hold out for some reliability feedback over time.

I don't get the weight issue and can't remember the last time I saw a poor Carp angler lugging heavy gear around a lake without the use of a barrow. Most Carp anglers I see use barrows, even for day sessions, as for weekend sessions I see plenty of lads with 12 or 24 packs of beer so the weight arguement doesn't wash with me.

Personally for me I'll stick to a lighter shelter for day only sessions, if I had the RM I wouldn't hesitate to take it for a overnighter as long as it was quick and easy to put up and take down.

In reply to Post #39
Did anyone pick up a toslon baitboat? I'm interested to know what the deals are like at the shows versus buying online...

Thanks!