Hi I'm looking to buy either a Nash mf60 ss3 or fox flatliner anybody got any advice or used them
Any advice please?
Any advice please?
In reply to Post #1
I am a big old unit and have had the original Fox Flatliner since it came out.
Apart from replacing the elastic with Paracord, I cannot see me ever replacing it as it is so comfy and I suffer from a bad back and can do 2 weeks on it.
Only downside is the weight of the thing, it is bloody heavy however, I Van or Barrow or Boat all my gear to where I am fishing so, it matters not to me.
I am a big old unit and have had the original Fox Flatliner since it came out.
Apart from replacing the elastic with Paracord, I cannot see me ever replacing it as it is so comfy and I suffer from a bad back and can do 2 weeks on it.
Only downside is the weight of the thing, it is bloody heavy however, I Van or Barrow or Boat all my gear to where I am fishing so, it matters not to me.
In reply to Post #1
I'd be interested in peoples view on this too, I've got a flatliter mk2 and its great apart from the 3/4 zip on the bag I'm not a huge fan. The new flatliner has full lumber support a d the 5 season bag which look great
I've had an old indulgence and to be honest it was amazing until it turned into a saggy old bag after which it was just bad back heaven. The mf60 has some lumber support but not full lumber support like the flatliner. I'd be interested to know if the support on the mf60 is up to scratch or not
I'd be interested in peoples view on this too, I've got a flatliter mk2 and its great apart from the 3/4 zip on the bag I'm not a huge fan. The new flatliner has full lumber support a d the 5 season bag which look great
I've had an old indulgence and to be honest it was amazing until it turned into a saggy old bag after which it was just bad back heaven. The mf60 has some lumber support but not full lumber support like the flatliner. I'd be interested to know if the support on the mf60 is up to scratch or not
In reply to Post #3
I have an Nash indulgance SS3 wide sleep system, very rarely use both duvets, but thats not the point.
Was struggling with the normal sag, had tried using all the shoulder straps from every bag i've owned to use a a lumbar support, until i found this, which transformed the bed to a really comfortable bed again.
Yes, I know, keeping all the shoulder straps...
https://www.ehmanns-fishing.de/shop/en/ehmanns-fishing/chairs-bedchairs/equipment-chairs-bedchairs/595/pro-zone-kingsize-mattress-assistance.
With shipping it cost £39.50
I have an Nash indulgance SS3 wide sleep system, very rarely use both duvets, but thats not the point.
Was struggling with the normal sag, had tried using all the shoulder straps from every bag i've owned to use a a lumbar support, until i found this, which transformed the bed to a really comfortable bed again.
Yes, I know, keeping all the shoulder straps...
https://www.ehmanns-fishing.de/shop/en/ehmanns-fishing/chairs-bedchairs/equipment-chairs-bedchairs/595/pro-zone-kingsize-mattress-assistance.
With shipping it cost £39.50
In reply to Post #1
Got the mf60Ss3 . Did have the Nash ss3 which was extremely comfy and warm but went really saggy after about a year, the mf60 is pretty comfy a bit harder and the legs are a bit longer which is good to get bags under, it is not fleece lining like the ss3 and is no where near as warm don't think it's warm enough below 5 degrees which is poor, I've took the bags off and put a warm sleeping bag on which defeats the object really.
It is also 212cm long god knows why seems too long with the bivvy and brollys I use so cant see me keeping it long as it seems too long for me.
Got the mf60Ss3 . Did have the Nash ss3 which was extremely comfy and warm but went really saggy after about a year, the mf60 is pretty comfy a bit harder and the legs are a bit longer which is good to get bags under, it is not fleece lining like the ss3 and is no where near as warm don't think it's warm enough below 5 degrees which is poor, I've took the bags off and put a warm sleeping bag on which defeats the object really.
It is also 212cm long god knows why seems too long with the bivvy and brollys I use so cant see me keeping it long as it seems too long for me.
In reply to Post #5
Hi guys I'm really starting to lean towards the fox flatliner I haven't even sat on ether of them
But from what I'm reading the fox flatliner seams thicker and sturdier I've got a trakker layers
Sleeping bag witch is quite thick it's self I'm just torn now on the buy fox flatliner with 3 season system
Or just the bed but for 100 pounds extra think be worth it and would give me more options??
Hi guys I'm really starting to lean towards the fox flatliner I haven't even sat on ether of them
But from what I'm reading the fox flatliner seams thicker and sturdier I've got a trakker layers
Sleeping bag witch is quite thick it's self I'm just torn now on the buy fox flatliner with 3 season system
Or just the bed but for 100 pounds extra think be worth it and would give me more options??
In reply to Post #6
I've had the fox mk2 flatliner with 3 season sleeping bag and been very happy with it had it since it was released in 2019
I've had the fox mk2 flatliner with 3 season sleeping bag and been very happy with it had it since it was released in 2019