Always like Cygnets approach to their gear and had my head turned by the 20/20 stuff.
For the money is it any good and what are the quicklock and compact pods like? Does everything do up right so it doesn't twist?
For the money is it any good and what are the quicklock and compact pods like? Does everything do up right so it doesn't twist?
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I have the Cygnet 20/20 stuff for a good few years and recently moved over to Jag prolite, the 20/20 stuff is quite chunky so it can be fairly hard to get into some banksides. Other than that mine is still solid with a bit of paint wear.
I also own the Cygnet compact pod, I bought it about 6 -8 months ago and I have only used it twice, I find them a total faff and breaking them completely down after a day session doesn't suit me. When I did use it, it was solid again, as long as the bankstick points are in the ground a bit you shouldn't experience twist.
I have the Cygnet 20/20 stuff for a good few years and recently moved over to Jag prolite, the 20/20 stuff is quite chunky so it can be fairly hard to get into some banksides. Other than that mine is still solid with a bit of paint wear.
I also own the Cygnet compact pod, I bought it about 6 -8 months ago and I have only used it twice, I find them a total faff and breaking them completely down after a day session doesn't suit me. When I did use it, it was solid again, as long as the bankstick points are in the ground a bit you shouldn't experience twist.
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Rather than a whole pod setup I use Cygnet's specialist tripod for alarm support when on hard ground. Only weighs 400g and suits me perfectly.
Rather than a whole pod setup I use Cygnet's specialist tripod for alarm support when on hard ground. Only weighs 400g and suits me perfectly.