Has anyone got ,used or seen a Caperlan full integrated brolly system,if so what's your findings ....and how does the two front support poles fit to the brolly ,they don't screw in like other poles..
I have not seen any decathlon or caperlan gear on the bank,but reviews,if genuine sound quite good.
I have not seen any decathlon or caperlan gear on the bank,but reviews,if genuine sound quite good.
In reply to Post #1
not seen one
but looking at the specs I am so glad I bought the similar priced
solar undercover brolly they come in green or camo now LINKY POO
(long video but at the end shows how quick to erect it )
not seen one
but looking at the specs I am so glad I bought the similar priced
solar undercover brolly they come in green or camo now LINKY POO
(long video but at the end shows how quick to erect it )
In reply to Post #2
Genuine question OG why that over the Tempest 100t?
Which I believe you've had mate.
Genuine question OG why that over the Tempest 100t?
Which I believe you've had mate.
Watching that video has actually put me off them. Set up looks like a faff, didn't realise there were so many bits and pieces.
In reply to Post #4
Lol. It was wonky as fook too. He even says
If you want to fit the front you will have to sort it out a bit better.
Lol. It was wonky as fook too. He even says
If you want to fit the front you will have to sort it out a bit better.
In reply to Post #3
Hi Paul
because I just fish rivers now
and needed a smaller footprint with decent HEIGHT I wanted decent rear vents and the ability to fish open fronted if I wanted this ticks all the boxes due to health issues not used it fishing yet but put it up in the garden a couple of times very quick very easy rock solid and my Solar bed fits in easy with enough room for everything despite its 150cm deep
the bloke in the video was not all that lol
Hi Paul
because I just fish rivers now
and needed a smaller footprint with decent HEIGHT I wanted decent rear vents and the ability to fish open fronted if I wanted this ticks all the boxes due to health issues not used it fishing yet but put it up in the garden a couple of times very quick very easy rock solid and my Solar bed fits in easy with enough room for everything despite its 150cm deep
the bloke in the video was not all that lol
In reply to Post #6
So it's quite tall but.nkt as deep as a 100t?
So it's quite tall but.nkt as deep as a 100t?
In reply to Post #4
I have the solar sp brolly. Pretty much same as the undercover. It is a bit of a faff. You can leave all 4 storm poles connected but be careful not to ***** the material. I hardly use the rain gutter pole. I had a tempest v2 brolly before and for ease and lightness the v2 knocks the spots of the solar.
I have the solar sp brolly. Pretty much same as the undercover. It is a bit of a faff. You can leave all 4 storm poles connected but be careful not to ***** the material. I hardly use the rain gutter pole. I had a tempest v2 brolly before and for ease and lightness the v2 knocks the spots of the solar.
In reply to Post #1
My lad fishes with one of the Caperlan engineers out in France. They're starting to make inroads into the French tackle market in a big way. I can't comment on the brolly Adam but I do know that they are starting to produce quite a lot of kit which might be useful for continental anglers in particular- boats, engines etc. My lad reckons their braided mainline in particular is worth looking at - he's been using that on some very snaggy waters out there and he reckons it's excellent. I'll ask him about the brolly and see what he knows or can find out. I'll watts app you when he gets back to me 👍
My lad fishes with one of the Caperlan engineers out in France. They're starting to make inroads into the French tackle market in a big way. I can't comment on the brolly Adam but I do know that they are starting to produce quite a lot of kit which might be useful for continental anglers in particular- boats, engines etc. My lad reckons their braided mainline in particular is worth looking at - he's been using that on some very snaggy waters out there and he reckons it's excellent. I'll ask him about the brolly and see what he knows or can find out. I'll watts app you when he gets back to me 👍
In reply to Post #3
yes mate its a compact size Dimensions (m): 264cm x 150cm x 150cm
- Weight: 7kg
just perfect for me a few people I know have them some on here
forum members MiniWelsh and Doing_a_brew both use one
yes mate its a compact size Dimensions (m): 264cm x 150cm x 150cm
- Weight: 7kg
just perfect for me a few people I know have them some on here
forum members MiniWelsh and Doing_a_brew both use one
In reply to Post #10
I see yes . Great height for such a shallow front to back. I can see why its good for river paths etc
I see yes . Great height for such a shallow front to back. I can see why its good for river paths etc
In reply to Post #9
Thanks Nick...👌👌
Thanks Nick...👌👌