I'm looking for the best bedchair for my situation, sometimes my son come along so the more compact the better but don't want to compromise on quality/comfort, regularly do 48/72 hour sessions.
On the list so far:
-Solar Tackle Bedchair SP Range Flat Bed 6 Leg (205 x 80cm)
-Fox Duralite 5 Season System (202 x 78cm) looks best choice on paper
Any other bedchairs worth to look at?
Nash compact is too small the rest of their bedchairs are all 212, Trakker's new models are also all + 210cm.
On the list so far:
-Solar Tackle Bedchair SP Range Flat Bed 6 Leg (205 x 80cm)
-Fox Duralite 5 Season System (202 x 78cm) looks best choice on paper
Any other bedchairs worth to look at?
Nash compact is too small the rest of their bedchairs are all 212, Trakker's new models are also all + 210cm.
In reply to Post #1
I've got the duralite 3 seasons system and just use a gardner cover for cooler times, I've only used it in the garden but found it very good and a nice weight to handle if i need warmer ill just get the 5 season bag for it at a later date.
very nice light weight and stable bed
I've got the duralite 3 seasons system and just use a gardner cover for cooler times, I've only used it in the garden but found it very good and a nice weight to handle if i need warmer ill just get the 5 season bag for it at a later date.
very nice light weight and stable bed
In reply to Post #1
. . .save some dosh and go for the Wychwood Tactical X Compact? 2000 x 780 . . .add a SIM = perfection for some . . .
. . .save some dosh and go for the Wychwood Tactical X Compact? 2000 x 780 . . .add a SIM = perfection for some . . .
In reply to Post #3
I have a Sonik levelbed now 210 x 80 with sim (Based on the previous Wychwood model)
Also Shop owner here told me to skip the Wychwood becouse Trakker/Solar is of a different level when it comes to comfort and quality, read here and there that Fox duarlite owners rate it higher than their previous Trakker beds
Also had a strange conversation on Fb with Wychwood, I asked them if they can tell me which stores in Belgium / Netherlands sell their tackle and got the answer: you might be better off with Fox there
I have a Sonik levelbed now 210 x 80 with sim (Based on the previous Wychwood model)
Also Shop owner here told me to skip the Wychwood becouse Trakker/Solar is of a different level when it comes to comfort and quality, read here and there that Fox duarlite owners rate it higher than their previous Trakker beds
Also had a strange conversation on Fb with Wychwood, I asked them if they can tell me which stores in Belgium / Netherlands sell their tackle and got the answer: you might be better off with Fox there
In reply to Post #2
Legs are decent and lock good? i have a Taska Vbs sleep system now big crap, legs always fold back when you set it up
Legs are decent and lock good? i have a Taska Vbs sleep system now big crap, legs always fold back when you set it up
In reply to Post #5
I've not had issues with the legs, i could forsee it if on really uneven terrain tho
I've not had issues with the legs, i could forsee it if on really uneven terrain tho
In reply to Post #3
Agree with belch on this 1
Agree with belch on this 1
Mmm Wychwood Tactical X bed, does the legs lock when setup?
In reply to Post #8
. . .no . . .but I have the standard size and this has never been an issue. Bed lays perfectly flat - leg heights are adjustable . . .for the weight and money this product is quality . . .
. . .no . . .but I have the standard size and this has never been an issue. Bed lays perfectly flat - leg heights are adjustable . . .for the weight and money this product is quality . . .
In reply to Post #1
I have a avid benchmark lite, very good quality and proper comfortable
I have a avid benchmark lite, very good quality and proper comfortable
In reply to Post #10
Maybe a trakker flat6 I use it for days etc
It's a short bed though as I'm over six ft
But really light and compact
Grab a quality sim and you won't regret it
Maybe a trakker flat6 I use it for days etc
It's a short bed though as I'm over six ft
But really light and compact
Grab a quality sim and you won't regret it
In reply to Post #11
The new Trakker 6 leg beds are to long the shorter one is out off stock here in Belgium,
Also gonne pass on the wychwood .
The new Trakker 6 leg beds are to long the shorter one is out off stock here in Belgium,
Also gonne pass on the wychwood .
Out of all the bedchairs that ive owned over the years the solar sp is by far the most comfy and well built.
In reply to Post #3
Exactly as post 3 states, except i went for the standard size.
Exactly as post 3 states, except i went for the standard size.
Back from shop
70 x 200 is way too narrow
Fox duralite 5 season, what a disappointment, single legs cannot lock, and the double legs collapse when you move the bed
Solar CH08, decent bed stong lock on legs, matras is also very good But I don't gain any space with it :(
2 new options:
-Trakker oval bed, damm what a boss bedchair + very good sleeping bag
- Wychwood tactical compact,with Trakker matras and Sonik St-tek sleeping bag/cover.
70 x 200 is way too narrow
Fox duralite 5 season, what a disappointment, single legs cannot lock, and the double legs collapse when you move the bed
Solar CH08, decent bed stong lock on legs, matras is also very good But I don't gain any space with it :(
2 new options:
-Trakker oval bed, damm what a boss bedchair + very good sleeping bag
- Wychwood tactical compact,with Trakker matras and Sonik St-tek sleeping bag/cover.