Looking at getting rid of my 2 Bivvy's and buying something a bit easier to pack down / erect
How are the Titans now as the last one I had was about 10 years ago.
Or I'm after recommendations. Currently have an slx v3 and an armo v4
How are the Titans now as the last one I had was about 10 years ago.
Or I'm after recommendations. Currently have an slx v3 and an armo v4
I have the Slx v3 plus what do you find difficult to set up, break/pack down? i set up mine in 4 min pack down is also easy, would never swap an Armo v4/Slx v3 for a T2
I have a Titan T1 and think it's a great Bivvy and I really didn't think I'd buy another Bivvy as I have a Hog and Nash Canvas along with a Powerplus.
It's bigger when packed down than the other two. When stripped back it's light although a little bulky. I purchased it mainly because of the strength of the frame for autumn fishing when winds are high and I'm near trees. I also wanted more height than the brolly can offer.
The main frame goes up very quickly basically lift it out the bag allow the poles to click into place open up and tension the front. Peg.
It's bigger when packed down than the other two. When stripped back it's light although a little bulky. I purchased it mainly because of the strength of the frame for autumn fishing when winds are high and I'm near trees. I also wanted more height than the brolly can offer.
The main frame goes up very quickly basically lift it out the bag allow the poles to click into place open up and tension the front. Peg.
In reply to Post #1
Its a big and heavy bivvy. Me and the missus use one. Its rock solid, with the inner removed it goes up easily. With the inner attached fanning it out really f×#k$ me off and everyone on the lake can hear me barking orders at my better chilled out half to bloody help with the thing.
I like it, its dependable.. however it has limited swim choice due to its size.
Its a big and heavy bivvy. Me and the missus use one. Its rock solid, with the inner removed it goes up easily. With the inner attached fanning it out really f×#k$ me off and everyone on the lake can hear me barking orders at my better chilled out half to bloody help with the thing.
I like it, its dependable.. however it has limited swim choice due to its size.
On that note, I always remove the inner capsule, had bags made for that the zip off front and heavy duty ground sheet.
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I've been thinking about getting a Titan t2. A lot of the newer bivvies are releasing with thicker more waterproof material. The t2 camo has been out since 2019 so I'm presuming Nash are due to bring our a new version soon?
Are you happy with the 5000hh material on your T1?
I've been thinking about getting a Titan t2. A lot of the newer bivvies are releasing with thicker more waterproof material. The t2 camo has been out since 2019 so I'm presuming Nash are due to bring our a new version soon?
Are you happy with the 5000hh material on your T1?
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Nash has already released a new version of the T2, the T2 Mk2
The first version had water leak problems...
The cheap T2 that you see at web shops are all MK1
Nash has already released a new version of the T2, the T2 Mk2
The first version had water leak problems...
The cheap T2 that you see at web shops are all MK1
In reply to Post #6
Mines a T1 Camo so have the upgraded front as for material I would not want it any heavier
Mines a T1 Camo so have the upgraded front as for material I would not want it any heavier
In reply to Post #7
What was the cause of the water leak problems?
What was the cause of the water leak problems?
In reply to Post #9
Canvas at the front on the roof which was not tight enough, Mk2 has an extra storm bar at the front
Canvas at the front on the roof which was not tight enough, Mk2 has an extra storm bar at the front