In reply to Post #30
There's got to be some Ridgemonkey products close to the "Hall of Shame" the Hangman Rig-Rack is pretty shocking...
There's got to be some Ridgemonkey products close to the "Hall of Shame" the Hangman Rig-Rack is pretty shocking...
In reply to Post #31
Ah yeah - that's the piece of plastic with holes in it right lol?
Good call.
Ah yeah - that's the piece of plastic with holes in it right lol?
Good call.
The Avid Bivvy Organiser - https://www.avidcarp.com/Products/Luggage/Bivvy-Organiser
Utter junk.
If you put anything in the bag you can't close the legs for transport, it comes in a bag so you have to empty it to get it in the bag anyway, then you need another bag for the stuff you might decant into it when you get there.
At least when it's up it's a nice table with useful storage right?
Wobbles like a slinky in gale and trying to open the zip will upset everything on the table.
Shash.
Yes I did
£20 posted anyone???
Utter junk.
If you put anything in the bag you can't close the legs for transport, it comes in a bag so you have to empty it to get it in the bag anyway, then you need another bag for the stuff you might decant into it when you get there.
At least when it's up it's a nice table with useful storage right?
Wobbles like a slinky in gale and trying to open the zip will upset everything on the table.
Shash.
Yes I did
£20 posted anyone???
In reply to Post #33
Love it mate.
Love it mate.
In reply to Post #30
I can hear the complaints now, somebody has pinched mi path
Beats old carpet for bank tramps I suppose, who will be charitable and buy one for them
I can hear the complaints now, somebody has pinched mi path
Beats old carpet for bank tramps I suppose, who will be charitable and buy one for them
Chub toilet roll holder anyone 
In reply to Post #36
F*cking hell, I'd not seen that one
F*cking hell, I'd not seen that one
In reply to Post #37
It laid the foundation for most of the useless **** that followed
It laid the foundation for most of the useless **** that followed
In reply to Post #1
I have got a 10mx10m square of that stuff. I use it on the lawns to encourage the grass to grow without leaving a shadow of dead grass when I take it up. Sunlight and air can penetrate so it can (should) also be used as a ground-friendly groundsheet if cut to size. It came from a local market garden and cost £20!
I have got a 10mx10m square of that stuff. I use it on the lawns to encourage the grass to grow without leaving a shadow of dead grass when I take it up. Sunlight and air can penetrate so it can (should) also be used as a ground-friendly groundsheet if cut to size. It came from a local market garden and cost £20!
In reply to Post #30
If it's good enough for David Nash'elhoff it's good enough for me
If it's good enough for David Nash'elhoff it's good enough for me
In reply to Post #40
I hope your not gonna be sporting the same cowboy boots though
I hope your not gonna be sporting the same cowboy boots though
In reply to Post #36
I though the bog roll bags were a bit OTT at the time, certainly blow my zip and seal bags out of the water. Saying that a bog roll bag looks like a decent bit of kit compared to some of these
I think these paths could be missing a bit of fencing and some hanging baskets, make it a bit more homely...
I though the bog roll bags were a bit OTT at the time, certainly blow my zip and seal bags out of the water. Saying that a bog roll bag looks like a decent bit of kit compared to some of these
I think these paths could be missing a bit of fencing and some hanging baskets, make it a bit more homely...
In reply to Post #33
I remember these as being pants as the gas cylinder is supposed to be kept in a pouch below the table where the cooker is supposed to go. Any cylinder below full might struggle to keep the gas going as i thought gravity and pressure was the best way to keep cookers working at full blast, but by having the cylinder below the cooker, gas is working against gravity
I remember these as being pants as the gas cylinder is supposed to be kept in a pouch below the table where the cooker is supposed to go. Any cylinder below full might struggle to keep the gas going as i thought gravity and pressure was the best way to keep cookers working at full blast, but by having the cylinder below the cooker, gas is working against gravity
In reply to Post #42
Some storm poles and camo webbing would be nice, and give you somewhere to hang a basket and a bird feeder
Surely we can't have a pointless accessory thread without the heated blanket and new heated chair...
Some storm poles and camo webbing would be nice, and give you somewhere to hang a basket and a bird feeder
Surely we can't have a pointless accessory thread without the heated blanket and new heated chair...
In reply to Post #30
The Nash Path has to take the honour here, but surely the Nash Bivvy Heater must get a mention on this list too ?
The Nash Path has to take the honour here, but surely the Nash Bivvy Heater must get a mention on this list too ?