In reply to Post #27
Sorry mate. I laughed reading that. More in memory of **** awful reels as a kid.
Sorry mate. I laughed reading that. More in memory of **** awful reels as a kid.
In reply to Post #31
What was the boilie chopper you mentioned earlier in the thread? I've had a few devices for this over the years, surprised I missed one
What was the boilie chopper you mentioned earlier in the thread? I've had a few devices for this over the years, surprised I missed one
In reply to Post #32
It was an stainless steel blade onion chopper that someone called a boilie chopper and put £15 quid on the price
It was an stainless steel blade onion chopper that someone called a boilie chopper and put £15 quid on the price
In reply to Post #33
I think I paid £4 for one from IKEA
Used to be good for a slice of bread and a handful of tutties, just bulky and noisey
I think I paid £4 for one from IKEAUsed to be good for a slice of bread and a handful of tutties, just bulky and noisey
Daiwa regal x reels. I was a skint student when I bought them, only reel I've ever had the handle fall off while reeling in!
Just had a ridgemonkey baiting needle hook snap off pulling through a wafter, piece of s***e
Just had a ridgemonkey baiting needle hook snap off pulling through a wafter, piece of s***e
Attx mik 1 dongles for my delkims god know what I was thinking they were hopeless and worked if they fancied it. The batteries drained in an hour and the slightest bit of shrubbery would render them useless in connecting to the reciever.
Fox spod. Lasted 5 casts. Fox baiting needle failed on the first pop up needle detached from the handle. I like their bivvies though.
Gardner and Nash Putty.
Fortunately I never purchased a Trakker Bivvy sat in my mates on Friday and watched the water come through the seems the quality has nose dived. Pleased I was never
Tempted.
Fortunately I never purchased a Trakker Bivvy sat in my mates on Friday and watched the water come through the seems the quality has nose dived. Pleased I was never
Tempted.
A drink for my ex-wife 😂
Fox easy brolly, absolute rubbish design on the sliding storm poles, connections broke 3rd time out, brolly too low unless your well under 6ft, trying to take it down can be a problem, release catch keeps snagging.
An oval brolly by Nash.
No surprise it lasted a few months.
This was before I was aware that Nash produced junk.
Fortunately I am older and wise now.
No surprise it lasted a few months.
This was before I was aware that Nash produced junk.
Fortunately I am older and wise now.
Nash titan bivvy followed by nash titan as brolly then fox supabrolly all utter junk
In reply to Post #41
A Nash oval profile and titan most of the tape seems came off and so did hundreds of others utter junk and a wychwood bedchair like sleeping on a board and the spray on legs were not wide enough felt that if you moved it would collapse and the strap holding it closed would not stay closed the bed kept opening and korum roviing kit chair legs on front to short felt like leaning forward had to get tree branch or rocks to Jack up front
A Nash oval profile and titan most of the tape seems came off and so did hundreds of others utter junk and a wychwood bedchair like sleeping on a board and the spray on legs were not wide enough felt that if you moved it would collapse and the strap holding it closed would not stay closed the bed kept opening and korum roviing kit chair legs on front to short felt like leaning forward had to get tree branch or rocks to Jack up front
In reply to Post #24
There mail order is terrible as well. Im amazed there still in business.
There mail order is terrible as well. Im amazed there still in business.
In reply to Post #13
Still got my badger bivvy table and still going strong
Still got my badger bivvy table and still going strong