In reply to Post #60
Sounds like poor quality.
Sounds like poor quality.
In reply to Post #59
thx gaz
thx gaz
In reply to Post #60
Got mine a week ago , I put it up in my garage , live in Canada and here is still winter , find it very hard to put in place the left pole , right go much easyer , and the middle pole on the back is a bit shorter , need to push hard to peg it down. Everybody have similar problems ?
Got mine a week ago , I put it up in my garage , live in Canada and here is still winter , find it very hard to put in place the left pole , right go much easyer , and the middle pole on the back is a bit shorter , need to push hard to peg it down. Everybody have similar problems ?
In reply to Post #63
Interesting....looks like i may not be alone, will be interesting to see if there are any more problems as people start to use there's more in the warmer months..
back pole on any Titan is always a bit short.
Interesting....looks like i may not be alone, will be interesting to see if there are any more problems as people start to use there's more in the warmer months..
back pole on any Titan is always a bit short.
In reply to Post #60
Typical Nash imo bud.
A young lad I know recently got the standard Hide. He's just returned the second one (1st one ripped at a seam, the 2nd saw poles snap in the recent big winds).
I try not to slate tackle firms on the forums but everything I've bought from Nash in the last 10 years has fallen to bits and I'm not exaggerating.
Typical Nash imo bud.
A young lad I know recently got the standard Hide. He's just returned the second one (1st one ripped at a seam, the 2nd saw poles snap in the recent big winds).
I try not to slate tackle firms on the forums but everything I've bought from Nash in the last 10 years has fallen to bits and I'm not exaggerating.
In reply to Post #65
I know you are not one to exaggerate mate
personally my Nash experiences have been mixed....
I have always used their beds which I have never had a problem with and have used Titans on and off for years which have generally been good but i did have one of the T1's which faded shockingly after one moderately warm day in September.....luggage has been very hit and miss, never used their alarms and wouldn't touch their reels, horrible things! I like the Scopes for the odd bit of canal work and stalking, although they are over-priced for what they are.
Really disappointed with the Hide XL going on me though, space wise it looked spot-on for me and the material was good for a relatively cheap shelter......I have heard from Nash this morning and need to return it to TFT so will see what happens there....typically they are now out of stock so i will have to wait an age again!!
I know you are not one to exaggerate mate
personally my Nash experiences have been mixed....I have always used their beds which I have never had a problem with and have used Titans on and off for years which have generally been good but i did have one of the T1's which faded shockingly after one moderately warm day in September.....luggage has been very hit and miss, never used their alarms and wouldn't touch their reels, horrible things! I like the Scopes for the odd bit of canal work and stalking, although they are over-priced for what they are.
Really disappointed with the Hide XL going on me though, space wise it looked spot-on for me and the material was good for a relatively cheap shelter......I have heard from Nash this morning and need to return it to TFT so will see what happens there....typically they are now out of stock so i will have to wait an age again!!
In reply to Post #66
That's disappointing to hear matt, I was thinking of getting one my self they ticked all the boxes for me 👍
But if the build quality is poor it sort of makes me lose interest
I've got a fox ultra 60 full system and the build quality isn't that great on that to be fair... I used to love my old titan 2011 model it was solid and I never had any issues apart from it getting stolen out the shed lol
That's disappointing to hear matt, I was thinking of getting one my self they ticked all the boxes for me 👍
But if the build quality is poor it sort of makes me lose interest
I've got a fox ultra 60 full system and the build quality isn't that great on that to be fair... I used to love my old titan 2011 model it was solid and I never had any issues apart from it getting stolen out the shed lol
In reply to Post #67
I will let you know what the replacement is like Pete, may have just been a one off, (hopefully anyway!!).
On the plus side it was relatively lightweight, footprint was reasonably compact yet the internal space/height was excellent. The material was also decent so apart from the snapped pole it gets a thumbs up!
I will let you know what the replacement is like Pete, may have just been a one off, (hopefully anyway!!).
On the plus side it was relatively lightweight, footprint was reasonably compact yet the internal space/height was excellent. The material was also decent so apart from the snapped pole it gets a thumbs up!
In reply to Post #68
do they make a top hat for them like a Tempest has ?
do they make a top hat for them like a Tempest has ?
In reply to Post #69
No Gerry, it has an internal vapor shield instead...
No Gerry, it has an internal vapor shield instead...
In reply to Post #70
Cheers matt 👍
Sounds bang on apart from the broken bit, hope it gets sorted ASAP for you 🤞
Cheers matt 👍
Sounds bang on apart from the broken bit, hope it gets sorted ASAP for you 🤞
In reply to Post #70
oh ok thank thats a real shame
the top hat on a Tempest I found really works well as a heat barrier in the sun with its greater coverage
oh ok thank thats a real shame
the top hat on a Tempest I found really works well as a heat barrier in the sun with its greater coverage
In reply to Post #64
back pole on any Titan is always a bit short
how come this is part of the design? I had mine up in the garden briefly and it just would not peg down at all. admittedly I had one other peg in and the tension strap wasn't connected but surely that wouldn't make that much of a difference. its a very tight fit getting it all together which i'm presuming means it's stable
back pole on any Titan is always a bit short
how come this is part of the design? I had mine up in the garden briefly and it just would not peg down at all. admittedly I had one other peg in and the tension strap wasn't connected but surely that wouldn't make that much of a difference. its a very tight fit getting it all together which i'm presuming means it's stable
In reply to Post #73
I suppose it may be because most banks are slightly sloped towards the water...either that or they are encouraging you to peg the back centre pole in then really extend the storm poles very hard to give the Titan it's strength ?
Other than that I can't think why..mine is the same btw
I suppose it may be because most banks are slightly sloped towards the water...either that or they are encouraging you to peg the back centre pole in then really extend the storm poles very hard to give the Titan it's strength ?
Other than that I can't think why..mine is the same btw
In reply to Post #74
do you have any issues pegging it on level ground because where I go tends to be fairly level? lot taller than I was imagining it to be but then that's why I bought It I suppose
do you have any issues pegging it on level ground because where I go tends to be fairly level? lot taller than I was imagining it to be but then that's why I bought It I suppose