I was interested in the new Nash MF60 four fold system until I saw the weight on their website 22.5kg. I just hope it's a bedchair that is good for bad backs
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Bloody hell you going to need a truck not a Barrow to transport it lol
Bloody hell you going to need a truck not a Barrow to transport it lol
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Picking it up would probably put your back out 😂
Picking it up would probably put your back out 😂
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That was my point saying I hope it's good for bad backs as it may cause a few
That was my point saying I hope it's good for bad backs as it may cause a few
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I have one. The ss4 wideboy. It is heavy but very well made and soo comfortable. Unlike old Nash chairs that Slope this doesn't. 5 season sleep system really good also, charge USB pockets a gimmick
I have one. The ss4 wideboy. It is heavy but very well made and soo comfortable. Unlike old Nash chairs that Slope this doesn't. 5 season sleep system really good also, charge USB pockets a gimmick
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Lol
Lol
get that and an RM Bivvy and you're at 50kilo 
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I can now see why you need that massive barrow on the other thread
I can now see why you need that massive barrow on the other thread
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Lol tell me about it. Im not what you call a mobile angler
Lol tell me about it. Im not what you call a mobile angler
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Whatever works for you mate.
Whatever works for you mate.
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Cmon 20 kg is not heavy my misses can curl more than that lol. I'm looking for a heavy duty one as they are known to last do you any of yous have any recommendations please.
Tight lines
Cmon 20 kg is not heavy my misses can curl more than that lol. I'm looking for a heavy duty one as they are known to last do you any of yous have any recommendations please.
Tight lines
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If you don't care about weight or cost pal doubt you will find better. Ive generally stuck with nash beds and dabbled with fox beds but new nash line in my opinion is the best hence I bought one.
I personally don't care for weight myself as mentioned 20kg isn't that bad and mostly drive to a swim or barrow it anyways
The only cheek for me was spending £500 on a bed and then £60 on a pillow on top 🙄. But the bed is super comfortable, really well made (i weigh 20 stone and with their corset system no sagging) and the levelling spring feet are excellent. As previous mentioned the twin 5 Seasons sleep system is very warm and comfortable.
Expensive but worth it if it means bit of comfort on the bank
If you don't care about weight or cost pal doubt you will find better. Ive generally stuck with nash beds and dabbled with fox beds but new nash line in my opinion is the best hence I bought one.
I personally don't care for weight myself as mentioned 20kg isn't that bad and mostly drive to a swim or barrow it anyways
The only cheek for me was spending £500 on a bed and then £60 on a pillow on top 🙄. But the bed is super comfortable, really well made (i weigh 20 stone and with their corset system no sagging) and the levelling spring feet are excellent. As previous mentioned the twin 5 Seasons sleep system is very warm and comfortable.
Expensive but worth it if it means bit of comfort on the bank
In reply to Post #11
no, but then I don't carry a pair of 20kg dumbbells around a 60 acre pit either.
no, but then I don't carry a pair of 20kg dumbbells around a 60 acre pit either.
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Weight don't matter does it, just chuck it all in the G wagon and park at the swim.
Weight don't matter does it, just chuck it all in the G wagon and park at the swim.