Just wondering had anyone used this chair this is the one with the removable mattress and arms feed back please
In reply to Post #1
I can't help you with that particular chair... However if you are looking for a super lightweight chair that is not so low to the ground, and easy to get out,or up from that you can use inside or outside of your bivvy,for day sessions and general fishing get a Helinox chair one xl,in forest green..
It folds up so small you wear it around your shoulders,to carry it...!!
Its a big asset,as now for day only sessions, I can ditch the porter...highly recommended..
Make sure it is the XL version,not the chair one large..!!
I can't help you with that particular chair... However if you are looking for a super lightweight chair that is not so low to the ground, and easy to get out,or up from that you can use inside or outside of your bivvy,for day sessions and general fishing get a Helinox chair one xl,in forest green..
It folds up so small you wear it around your shoulders,to carry it...!!
Its a big asset,as now for day only sessions, I can ditch the porter...highly recommended..
Make sure it is the XL version,not the chair one large..!!
In reply to Post #2
How flimsy is the taller version? I've been using a small version of it for the last year, happy to trade a bit of comfort for the weight (under a kilo). It is wobbly though, and easy to tip if you reach for something
How flimsy is the taller version? I've been using a small version of it for the last year, happy to trade a bit of comfort for the weight (under a kilo). It is wobbly though, and easy to tip if you reach for something
In reply to Post #1
Thanks I don't want feedback on other chairs just the korum as I have a chance of getting one
Thanks I don't want feedback on other chairs just the korum as I have a chance of getting one
In reply to Post #3
The XL version is taller,and made with thicker legs,which don't sink into the ground,although you can buy mud ball feet or make your own
Use mine butted up against my bedchair,sat on it now...
Like it so much,have given away two so named carp chairs,this is much lighter and more comfy and transportable...
Looking at the 6lb weight cots,for next year,they do a raised version,like a carp bedchair..
Helinox could sew up the light weight carp market with a few design tweeks..
The XL version is taller,and made with thicker legs,which don't sink into the ground,although you can buy mud ball feet or make your own
Use mine butted up against my bedchair,sat on it now...
Like it so much,have given away two so named carp chairs,this is much lighter and more comfy and transportable...
Looking at the 6lb weight cots,for next year,they do a raised version,like a carp bedchair..
Helinox could sew up the light weight carp market with a few design tweeks..
In reply to Post #5
The cheap one I got came with mud feet, I bought a couple more from aldi for the kids which don't. Like you say, a carp chair(and shelter) are often the difference between ditching a barrow for day sessions or having to take it. The korum ones look good but a lot more than I want to carry
The cheap one I got came with mud feet, I bought a couple more from aldi for the kids which don't. Like you say, a carp chair(and shelter) are often the difference between ditching a barrow for day sessions or having to take it. The korum ones look good but a lot more than I want to carry