OK so,....Nashy has brought this out ,its on Johnson Ross, new products page..
The question is,does the forum owe Heated blanket man an apology ,or...no?
The question is,does the forum owe Heated blanket man an apology ,or...no?
In reply to Post #1
To be fair i dont think many people had an issue with the concept - i think it was the fact it was gas powered!
To be fair i dont think many people had an issue with the concept - i think it was the fact it was gas powered!
In reply to Post #1
im not sure we do .... It wasnt the concept so much but the fact his version was run from a gas bottle which differs to the Nash one which is battery ..... I actually think if someone can master heated elements in clothing and sleeping by battery it is a game changer and i would welcome with open (and warm lol) arms
im not sure we do .... It wasnt the concept so much but the fact his version was run from a gas bottle which differs to the Nash one which is battery ..... I actually think if someone can master heated elements in clothing and sleeping by battery it is a game changer and i would welcome with open (and warm lol) arms
In reply to Post #3
Phil beat me to it
Phil beat me to it
Didn't Avid get there first? Not that it matters. It's not the first man on the moon is it. The only similarity is; does it work? Will it kill you?. Was it worth the investment?
In reply to Post #5
Yep Avid i think were one of the first to bring anything like this to market, however effective/reliable battery heated clothing/bedding is a pretty big step forward (alright, not as momentus as the moon landing lol)
Yep Avid i think were one of the first to bring anything like this to market, however effective/reliable battery heated clothing/bedding is a pretty big step forward (alright, not as momentus as the moon landing lol)
I'll wait for mk2 lor 3 or 4
I do want one though and it's gotta be better than changing the whole bag
I do want one though and it's gotta be better than changing the whole bag
These have probably been around for years on some china tat site, but now with carp tax.
Who'd want to sleep with a red hot combustible lithium battery pack
Some of these lads must have dog ugly birds... Warm clothes and bag, or go home.
This was me, in last weeks storm, then down to 2°c, flask and butties, night fishing sat on a chair. Kids these days
Who'd want to sleep with a red hot combustible lithium battery pack
Some of these lads must have dog ugly birds... Warm clothes and bag, or go home.
This was me, in last weeks storm, then down to 2°c, flask and butties, night fishing sat on a chair. Kids these days
In reply to Post #8
..... Medal alert! 
Nothing impressive about being uncomfortable or cold .... I started with a 45" brolly and an argos bedhchair so have been there done it, and see little reason not to be comfortable (or at least warm) nowadays .... Im not a fan of many things in modern carp fishing but keeping warm isnt one of them. Bring it on I say
..... Medal alert! Nothing impressive about being uncomfortable or cold .... I started with a 45" brolly and an argos bedhchair so have been there done it, and see little reason not to be comfortable (or at least warm) nowadays .... Im not a fan of many things in modern carp fishing but keeping warm isnt one of them. Bring it on I say
Don't get the purpose of an heated blanket. I'd have thought there would be a market for a 5 season blanket though.
In reply to Post #8
I will take my dry bivvy and mf60 5 season wideboy rather thanks
I will take my dry bivvy and mf60 5 season wideboy rather thanks
If you stay dry a hot water bottle is all you need. Nash will even sell you one with a cover for about £25. Or get a nice big one with cover of your choice for a lot less elsewhere.
In reply to Post #8
Some of us have been down that route and have the arthritis and other ailments to prove it lol
Old and wise lol
Some of us have been down that route and have the arthritis and other ailments to prove it lol
Old and wise lol
In reply to Post #1
Audew have been doing heated blankets for yonks,and you can set the temp,orignaly for your car passengers . they go for about 15 -25 pound.
Audew have been doing heated blankets for yonks,and you can set the temp,orignaly for your car passengers . they go for about 15 -25 pound.
In reply to Post #14
As Halfcentury says below, just put a hot water bottle in the bottom of a sleeping bag job done, never saw the need for an electric blanket.
As Halfcentury says below, just put a hot water bottle in the bottom of a sleeping bag job done, never saw the need for an electric blanket.