Are they any good and is it possible to sit on a lo chair under it can you adjust the height bringing the sides in feedback please
In reply to Post #1
One of the better shelters for day sessions with just a chair. You can adjust the height to how you want it, simply by moving the side pegs in closer. I was quite impressed with my one, but bought it as a compact shelter, and although it's very lightweight, it is still about 6 feet long when packed up.
One of the better shelters for day sessions with just a chair. You can adjust the height to how you want it, simply by moving the side pegs in closer. I was quite impressed with my one, but bought it as a compact shelter, and although it's very lightweight, it is still about 6 feet long when packed up.
In reply to Post #1
I can sit on my bed chair fine and you can actually make it the height of a normal brolly if you pull the sides in. Its a decent shelter 👍🏻
I can sit on my bed chair fine and you can actually make it the height of a normal brolly if you pull the sides in. Its a decent shelter 👍🏻
Does it hold up ok in the wind and rain? I'm not thinking storms just general weather. Also looking at the lo pro to help keep me mobile, doing at most 36 hour sessions
In reply to Post #2
would you say these are one of the lighter shelters, brolly style out their these days?
would you say these are one of the lighter shelters, brolly style out their these days?
In reply to Post #4
The Lo Pro isn't great in big winds but fine for 99% of UK angling. I have one and use it everywhere in most conditions. I do have a TB for a reservoir I fish that gets properly battered by winds.
If light and quick is the priority I don't think the Lo Pro can be beaten.
If stable and strong is the priority there are better options imo i.e. the TB.
The Lo Pro isn't great in big winds but fine for 99% of UK angling. I have one and use it everywhere in most conditions. I do have a TB for a reservoir I fish that gets properly battered by winds.
If light and quick is the priority I don't think the Lo Pro can be beaten.
If stable and strong is the priority there are better options imo i.e. the TB.
Does anyone know if the Lo Pro or Hideout is still on general sale? The only one I've seen is on Angling Direct and it seems to be much more expensive (about £250) compared to what it was being sold for at one time
In reply to Post #7
Ebay mate.
Brand new Lo Pros from 140 and Hideouts from 240.
Ebay mate.
Brand new Lo Pros from 140 and Hideouts from 240.
In reply to Post #1
Had one, sold it.......regretted it.
Was just a little too low for me so put the funds towards a Fast & Light which is amazing.
I loved laying in the bed under the low pro as I fish 99% of the time open fronted and in just about all weather never had an issue (it goes really low). However it was no good for me in summer when I wanted to sit on the bedchair or a chair as my head just hit the spokes.
Had one, sold it.......regretted it.
Was just a little too low for me so put the funds towards a Fast & Light which is amazing.
I loved laying in the bed under the low pro as I fish 99% of the time open fronted and in just about all weather never had an issue (it goes really low). However it was no good for me in summer when I wanted to sit on the bedchair or a chair as my head just hit the spokes.