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Best brolly. (23 posts / 2,360 views)
Goose Goose
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Post #1 28 Dec 2021 16:02
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One of my waters I'm not allowed to use a bivvy, conventional brolly only but not system, what's best and big enough to take a decent bed.
villa1471
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Post #2 28 Dec 2021 16:15
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Think my fox ultra 60 system is brilliant
framey framey
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Post #3 28 Dec 2021 16:27
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Just take the front off and it's not a system anymore lol
Goose Goose
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Post #4 28 Dec 2021 17:27
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How stable is the fox in strong wind and does it give good cove without the front in heavy rain?
stuart666 stuart666
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Post #5 28 Dec 2021 17:31
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Thats a strange rule, whats there reasoning behind that goose?
AideyKaye
Posts: 1,010
Post #6 28 Dec 2021 18:21
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Have always been a brolly angler. Hated having to break down bivvies during the winter.

I've owned A cheap wavelock with a scruffy bob (or army andy, can't remember) throwover, Relum (Rod Hutchinson?), JRC Stealth, AI, Trakker, Nash Profile, Aqua , Wychwood

I'd say it's a toss up between the AI and the Aqua. Both were second hand and lasted for years fault free. The JRC stealth is good too. Bags of room with the infil panel pegged right out.

The new Wychwood Tactical is fast becoming my favourite. Absolutely solid.
Goose Goose
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Post #7 28 Dec 2021 20:06
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One water is national trust and its their rules, other is SSSI that I have been given the go ahead by the game keeper and its his rules and he has a few but question him and it will be good by.

#6 will the tactical take a full size bedchair?
chrispfox chrispfox
Posts: 600
Post #8 28 Dec 2021 21:12
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Not the only NT place that has this rule. Think they don't like the look of camping anglers.

I love my ESP lo pro but there are probably better ones that cost more. It takes a full size bedchair and has room to spare.
stuart666 stuart666
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Post #9 28 Dec 2021 21:29
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👍🏻
oldgeezer oldgeezer
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Mr Linky Poo
Mr Linky Poo Post #10 28 Dec 2021 21:41
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I recently bought the Solar undercover Brolly its quality bit of kit now available in green as well as camo

more too the point the dimensions Dimensions (264cm x 150cm x 150cm - Weight: 7kg
I also have the Wychwood Tactical brolly loved it ! 6kg but now permanently disabled due to my spinal back injury its far too low for me to use (HEIGHT mm – 1200mm)

TFT GOT 15% OFF ACROSS THE BOARD


LINKY POO
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
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Post #11 28 Dec 2021 21:51
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In reply to Post #1
Aqua Ultralite . . .without the front
Goose Goose
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Post #12 28 Dec 2021 22:04
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Looks good Gerry, says 150 deep but looks much deeper, does it come with a groundsheet and does it have peg points to lower it?
Goose Goose
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Post #13 28 Dec 2021 22:06
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In reply to Post #11
Not allowed on Nat trust, must have internal ribs.
MiniWelsh MiniWelsh
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Post #14 29 Dec 2021 09:40
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In reply to Post #12
No groundsheet. I've bought a Thinking Anglers Cover up to use when a ground sheet is needed
Belch Belch
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Post #15 29 Dec 2021 14:40
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Skull cap = internal ribs!
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