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tempest skullcarp vs skullcap wrap (9 posts / 1,124 views)
sundance sundance
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Post #1 8 Jul 2021 16:44
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who has tried both and can compare?
if you were going to buy one from scratch which would you go for?
bigclanger bigclanger
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Post #2 8 Jul 2021 16:52
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In reply to Post #1
Got both if you do a lot of winter fishing the Skullwrap definitely cuts down on condensation so worth the extra cost imho
sundance sundance
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Post #3 8 Jul 2021 19:11
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In reply to Post #2
Cheers. What about setup time. Can u use the same
Pegs as the bivvy? Hard ground here and can be a battle
Matt_g
Posts: 190
Post #4 9 Jul 2021 12:40
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In reply to Post #1
Cap wrap for me, better coverage allowing the shelter underneath to breath all over, quick to put up and does not act like a sale in string winds
fishie fishie
Posts: 1,771
Post #5 9 Jul 2021 12:41
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In reply to Post #3
I've got a V2 bivvy with skull cap which always stays attached, i managed to find a full bivvy wrap/winterskin for it and this just throws over the top of the bivvy and skull cap with just a few extra pegs at the front. £80 bargain off the bay. If this helps.

My cousin ordered the skull wrap off of Cyprinus and has been waiting 2 months for it to appear, must still be stuck in Suez Canal.
jim_h
Posts: 100
Post #6 9 Jul 2021 16:11
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In reply to Post #1
Ive had both on a 100T and rate the wrap as way better.

It goes on in seconds and I just loop it over the same pegs I use for the tempest itself.
The vents also line up with the ones on the tempest which I tend to leave open all the time now.
Condensation is zero.

It also doesnt seem to make my 100T that much darker inside as the front panel is either off, mozzi door or letterbox so you dont lose too much light.

I also like the way the elastic loops can be easily replaced when they eventually give up.

Its a stupid price really though but thats the only drawback I can see.
Cazfish Cazfish
Posts: 1,200
Post #7 9 Jul 2021 21:16
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In reply to Post #6
Yeh I've now done away with the skull cap In preference to the skull wrap.
sundance sundance
Posts: 6,762
Post #8 10 Jul 2021 10:11
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Thanks guys. I think IF I get one it will be the wrap
Ged
Posts: 477
Post #9 10 Jul 2021 13:58
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In reply to Post #8
I went for the skull wrap, glad I did. Does cut down the condensation, but does not eliminate it completely. Go's on in a minute, just throw it over, push in the three canopy poles and clip it down to the existing pegs then there's an additional peg at either side of the front.
Just done two nights in mine, last night and this morning it chucked it down. When I put everything away the brolly was only a bit damp around the bottom, so only the wrap needs needs drying out.
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