In reply to Post #45
£44 posted in Dpm or olive
£44 posted in Dpm or olive
In reply to Post #46
Depending on what else you want to put in the bag I had my bag made 140cm long by 50cm deep leaving plenty of room to get the hide xl in plus the 2 fronts and groundsheet and will probably be able to fit the overwrap in it aswell
Depending on what else you want to put in the bag I had my bag made 140cm long by 50cm deep leaving plenty of room to get the hide xl in plus the 2 fronts and groundsheet and will probably be able to fit the overwrap in it aswell
In reply to Post #47
by who and how much? this lightweight idea of a shelter is fast turning into not being so lightweight any more
I would probably only go for the groundsheet and waterproof infill to be honest, maybe storm poles if I felt they were necessary at a later date
by who and how much? this lightweight idea of a shelter is fast turning into not being so lightweight any more
I would probably only go for the groundsheet and waterproof infill to be honest, maybe storm poles if I felt they were necessary at a later date
In reply to Post #48
I've been looking at that myself, but the costs ramp up pretty quick. It doesn't look such good value at £410 ish to me
I've been looking at that myself, but the costs ramp up pretty quick. It doesn't look such good value at £410 ish to me
In reply to Post #49
I dont really see the point of the front it light weight enough to just un peg and move direction with it and deep enough that you can get your gear out of the way of any rain
I dont really see the point of the front it light weight enough to just un peg and move direction with it and deep enough that you can get your gear out of the way of any rain
In reply to Post #50
I very rarely use a front, or a groundsheet for that matter, but having used open shelters for years, and ending up buying overwraps that cost and weigh almost the same as the shelter just to have a front, I'm looking for something a bit more complete, but still fast and light. The hideout looks more like what I'm after but I'm yet to see one in the flesh
I very rarely use a front, or a groundsheet for that matter, but having used open shelters for years, and ending up buying overwraps that cost and weigh almost the same as the shelter just to have a front, I'm looking for something a bit more complete, but still fast and light. The hideout looks more like what I'm after but I'm yet to see one in the flesh
I very rarely use a groundsheet so won't be getting one the infill is handy to have it is quite expensive with the extras but it's the only bivvy of this type which is offering more head room
Shelter with mozzy infil for the summer for me... 
ordered one for the extremely good price of £215
In reply to Post #54
Where from
Where from
In reply to Post #55
very large Leeds based shop
could get an even better deal if you got accessories with it but I didn't bother for the time being
very large Leeds based shop
could get an even better deal if you got accessories with it but I didn't bother for the time being
In reply to Post #56
Sounds a bargain
Sounds a bargain
can anyone share the dimensions of hide xl's bag please? thank you
In reply to Post #58
Roughly 135cm by 28cm
Roughly 135cm by 28cm
Not happy!
Just put mine up in the garden to take a look and whilst applying moderate pressure to the front left pole to guide into the moulding it has snapped at the block!
Doubt Nash are carrying spares yet so it will have to be posted back to TFT...
Just put mine up in the garden to take a look and whilst applying moderate pressure to the front left pole to guide into the moulding it has snapped at the block!
Doubt Nash are carrying spares yet so it will have to be posted back to TFT...