Is there any information about a new fast & light being released? The design has been about years and needs some rear vents in my opinion.
Before they start on vents etc they would be better off replacing the ferrous ( rusty) wire that keeps the thing together for more than 12 months. Much better brollies out there at much better prices.
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Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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Wychwood MHR
Tempest
Cyprinus K2
Wychwood MHR
Tempest
Cyprinus K2
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Mhr is brilliant 👌
Mhr is brilliant 👌
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There ridiculously overpriced aqua brollys look elsewhere
There ridiculously overpriced aqua brollys look elsewhere
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Really rate mine
Really rate mine
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Another
For the MHR
Another
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Why? I use mine for overnighters and there's plenty of ventilation from the open front. Had mine a few years now, still waterproof, nothing has broken and it does the job; mine's survived many a storm and they're so easy to take down and move swims with. I even use it in winter when the weather isn't too inclement. Money well spent IMO.
Why? I use mine for overnighters and there's plenty of ventilation from the open front. Had mine a few years now, still waterproof, nothing has broken and it does the job; mine's survived many a storm and they're so easy to take down and move swims with. I even use it in winter when the weather isn't too inclement. Money well spent IMO.
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Never had any issues with my fast and light, its been faultless and I havent had any issue with corrosion at all, everything is still perfect. I never thought it needed vents either. My other shelter is a tempest v2 but only used that for longer sessions.
Never had any issues with my fast and light, its been faultless and I havent had any issue with corrosion at all, everything is still perfect. I never thought it needed vents either. My other shelter is a tempest v2 but only used that for longer sessions.
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Cant fault mine either, for short overnighters perfect.
Cant fault mine either, for short overnighters perfect.