All. Does anyone have the new Ultralite version and have any photos with a bed in? trying to gauge size but wont be able to get anywhere to see one in person...
thanks, Tim
thanks, Tim
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I use mine with solar sp c tech bed,does not touch the sides of the shelter.I put empty bags at the back of bed and at the front I have my korda compac coolbag at the foot end and speero compact rucksack and bivvy table at the head end.I can sit on my chair in front of my bed and have the door letterbox style,it's a little bit cramped for my legs but not uncomfortable
I use mine with solar sp c tech bed,does not touch the sides of the shelter.I put empty bags at the back of bed and at the front I have my korda compac coolbag at the foot end and speero compact rucksack and bivvy table at the head end.I can sit on my chair in front of my bed and have the door letterbox style,it's a little bit cramped for my legs but not uncomfortable
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I used to use a nash ss3 sleep system in mine and use my barrow as a bivvy table. Loads of room in them.
I used to use a nash ss3 sleep system in mine and use my barrow as a bivvy table. Loads of room in them.
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Ask Goose - think he has one
I've got an original Ultralite and its a little bit wider than the new one - using a 'standard' Tactical X (which is long and wide at 215x 86) it will fit but footspace is compromised - its doable but def better with a more compact bedchair; so if I were you I'd go with a bed no longer than 200x 78 or similar . . .
Ask Goose - think he has one
I've got an original Ultralite and its a little bit wider than the new one - using a 'standard' Tactical X (which is long and wide at 215x 86) it will fit but footspace is compromised - its doable but def better with a more compact bedchair; so if I were you I'd go with a bed no longer than 200x 78 or similar . . .
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Thanks all.
Yes, have asked Goose but he wont be using his untill 16th June.
I've got a solar C-Tec, but apart from that would only have a rucksack and bait bucket most of the time, occasional a TA coolbag.
Thanks all.
Yes, have asked Goose but he wont be using his untill 16th June.
I've got a solar C-Tec, but apart from that would only have a rucksack and bait bucket most of the time, occasional a TA coolbag.
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It will fly in no problem at all,im out on the 27th for two nights in mine
It will fly in no problem at all,im out on the 27th for two nights in mine
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I have no problems fitting in my fox flatliner, I'm going over the weekend so will grab some pictures for you
I have no problems fitting in my fox flatliner, I'm going over the weekend so will grab some pictures for you
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Put up to fit skul cap and front, these will be left on if it fits back in the bag. There's enough room back of bed for my small table for keys, receiver, mug, headlight etc. Head end of bedchair inside door will be cool box as lid serves as another table for bait needle and binoculars. Other side has enough room for bag with waterproofs and tackle. Empty rod bag, bivvy bag under bed. It is on fractionally narrower than my original but oddly doesn't feel any shallower. The addition of a peak on the skull cap is an improvement as are vents in both bivvy and skul cap. Was never a fan of the original quick sticks and still not a fan of these and will replace them because I will lose the thumb screws. The bivvy is definitely taller and I have 4 inches of clearance above my head sat on the bedchair which is a solar cho8 on the low leg setting. As said before my old one last well over 20 years although I did have a titan as well but the rarely got used and later had a tempest air for open front summer use but didn't keep that long as the pio stripped back without skull cap, front and ground sheet wasn't much heavier.
Put up to fit skul cap and front, these will be left on if it fits back in the bag. There's enough room back of bed for my small table for keys, receiver, mug, headlight etc. Head end of bedchair inside door will be cool box as lid serves as another table for bait needle and binoculars. Other side has enough room for bag with waterproofs and tackle. Empty rod bag, bivvy bag under bed. It is on fractionally narrower than my original but oddly doesn't feel any shallower. The addition of a peak on the skull cap is an improvement as are vents in both bivvy and skul cap. Was never a fan of the original quick sticks and still not a fan of these and will replace them because I will lose the thumb screws. The bivvy is definitely taller and I have 4 inches of clearance above my head sat on the bedchair which is a solar cho8 on the low leg setting. As said before my old one last well over 20 years although I did have a titan as well but the rarely got used and later had a tempest air for open front summer use but didn't keep that long as the pio stripped back without skull cap, front and ground sheet wasn't much heavier.
In reply to Post #11
Thanks Goose. You're a gent
Thanks Goose. You're a gent
In reply to Post #10
Deadly pics. Think that's sorted my concerns about the size of it as well. AD have them for £599 at the moment.
Deadly pics. Think that's sorted my concerns about the size of it as well. AD have them for £599 at the moment.
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AD have them reduced to £499 now
AD have them reduced to £499 now
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Only another £200 to go and I could be tempted.......
Only another £200 to go and I could be tempted.......