In reply to Post #69
Not a fan of my things Fox but I do use their alarms and unlikely to change from them any time soon. Will be getting a set of the mini microns for my stalking/day ticket setups
Not a fan of my things Fox but I do use their alarms and unlikely to change from them any time soon. Will be getting a set of the mini microns for my stalking/day ticket setups
I must have been lucky with some of my purchases, I have two fox rucksacks, a supa brolly and a tfg force 8 bivvy and they have had a long life with no problems at all.
In reply to Post #43
Korum roving chair has adjustable legs all round, so how can the fronts be too short? I use one all the time
Korum roving chair has adjustable legs all round, so how can the fronts be too short? I use one all the time
In reply to Post #78
The legs are to short on the mk1 there was another person on here last week said the same if you think there not that's fine but other people do
The legs are to short on the mk1 there was another person on here last week said the same if you think there not that's fine but other people do
In reply to Post #1
Nash entity rods - got through two replacements before i binned the lot. Both snapped about a foot from the tip
Avid bag stems - ive had 3 go from 3 different packs where the swivel has come apart, the 2nd time was with what looked like farlows big common on the end
Ridgemonkey stove - probably the most dangerous stove ever made
Nash R9 transporter- great idea and design but the handle came off of the first one and 2 zips split on the second. Not good for a £200 bag
Nash entity rods - got through two replacements before i binned the lot. Both snapped about a foot from the tip
Avid bag stems - ive had 3 go from 3 different packs where the swivel has come apart, the 2nd time was with what looked like farlows big common on the end
Ridgemonkey stove - probably the most dangerous stove ever made
Nash R9 transporter- great idea and design but the handle came off of the first one and 2 zips split on the second. Not good for a £200 bag
In reply to Post #68
I think I still have mine somewhere lol.
I think I still have mine somewhere lol.
In reply to Post #81
Nash Scope rods - Fell apart after 3 years
Nash Scope bedchair - hated the design from the get go and the elastic snapped after 2 sessions (I weigh 12 stone)
Delkim Txi +‘a - wouldn't stop beeping on lowest sensitivity in the rain
Korda Krank hooks - snapped on a low double (size 4)
Korda Heli Safes - lost countless leads reeling in
Fox lead core - ‘weed green' was fluorescent green
Nash Scope rods - Fell apart after 3 years
Nash Scope bedchair - hated the design from the get go and the elastic snapped after 2 sessions (I weigh 12 stone)
Delkim Txi +‘a - wouldn't stop beeping on lowest sensitivity in the rain
Korda Krank hooks - snapped on a low double (size 4)
Korda Heli Safes - lost countless leads reeling in
Fox lead core - ‘weed green' was fluorescent green
In reply to Post #82
Sonik AXS Bivvy --- fecking poles are made of soldering wire
Sonik AXS Bivvy --- fecking poles are made of soldering wire
Head and shoulders the fox supa brolly mk 1 .
In reply to Post #84
Not cheap either
Not cheap either
In reply to Post #85
Agreed but looked great in the showroom .
Agreed but looked great in the showroom .
In reply to Post #83
Mine certainly aren't, fitted with 16mm Ally poles as I think every make of Bivvy I've had for a long time have been fitted with, seems to be the benchmark size to use.
Mine certainly aren't, fitted with 16mm Ally poles as I think every make of Bivvy I've had for a long time have been fitted with, seems to be the benchmark size to use.
In reply to Post #83
That's bad news....
They seem to have had good reviews
That's bad news....
They seem to have had good reviews
Standout items of sh1te for me are:
1) A fox holdall. The Zips drove me up the wall, a constant battle to get in and out. Absolute garbage.
2) A Diem net from the Brentwood show and that fella Surgay
The spreader insert holes were offset at weird angles. Getting it changed was an interesting challenge that became a point of principle, and I guess I was more resolute than he was! (lessons learned!)
1) A fox holdall. The Zips drove me up the wall, a constant battle to get in and out. Absolute garbage.
2) A Diem net from the Brentwood show and that fella Surgay
The spreader insert holes were offset at weird angles. Getting it changed was an interesting challenge that became a point of principle, and I guess I was more resolute than he was! (lessons learned!)
Wychwood banksticks and buzzbars. Couldn't be locked in place. Black paint chipped off if you so much as looked at it. Utterly useless
Wychwood unhooking mat. Came apart at the seams after about 2days and all the little polystyrene balls started spilling out. Again, utterly useless
JRC X-Lite bivvy. Loved it until I used it fir the first time and one of the poles snapped.
Wychwood unhooking mat. Came apart at the seams after about 2days and all the little polystyrene balls started spilling out. Again, utterly useless
JRC X-Lite bivvy. Loved it until I used it fir the first time and one of the poles snapped.