Just wondered if anyone had one of these and could offer a review of sorts.
I've got the original Titan hide standard size and have been quite impressed with it. Perfect for my short session fishing. Just wanted a bit more room really but don't want to go from 1 extreme to another and end up in a circus tent.
Also wondered if the poles at the back are easier to peg down on the newer version as I've always found the centre pole a nightmare to peg down?
Any advice appreciated 👍
I've got the original Titan hide standard size and have been quite impressed with it. Perfect for my short session fishing. Just wanted a bit more room really but don't want to go from 1 extreme to another and end up in a circus tent.
Also wondered if the poles at the back are easier to peg down on the newer version as I've always found the centre pole a nightmare to peg down?
Any advice appreciated 👍
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Love my Camo XL Titan Hide
No issues with anything and plenty of space and head room.
Just sold my T2 as I can't see me using and needed all that extra space when the XL has so much room inside
Gr8 bit of kit
Love my Camo XL Titan Hide
No issues with anything and plenty of space and head room.
Just sold my T2 as I can't see me using and needed all that extra space when the XL has so much room inside
Gr8 bit of kit
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The poles at the back are just the same on the newer hide xl camo I always found peg the to outer back poles down first and it lowers the middle back pole and the hide xl camo is much better with internal space and head height without it being absolutely massive
The poles at the back are just the same on the newer hide xl camo I always found peg the to outer back poles down first and it lowers the middle back pole and the hide xl camo is much better with internal space and head height without it being absolutely massive
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I have one and it's fantastic. But it's on its way back to total fishing tackle. Mine had a fault where the waterproof seams wasn't finished properly and it looks like it's covered in holes. I'm sure it's still water tight but that's not the point. To be fair to total fishing tackle, they are sending me a replacement out once mine arrives back to them.
I have one and it's fantastic. But it's on its way back to total fishing tackle. Mine had a fault where the waterproof seams wasn't finished properly and it looks like it's covered in holes. I'm sure it's still water tight but that's not the point. To be fair to total fishing tackle, they are sending me a replacement out once mine arrives back to them.
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Least they can do really mate 👍
Least they can do really mate 👍
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Yup. Fingers crossed it's with me for the weekend.
Yup. Fingers crossed it's with me for the weekend.
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I've had mine for a good year now so done trips in all weather's and seasons.
Can't really fault it as it suits what I want from a shelter (light, short pack down, easy to put up) for my fishing (mainly 24hrs)
The space inside is just massive without looking like a circus tent on the bank lol. Could easy do a long session in it.
I will be getting the overwrap when it comes out as condensation is bad in it, not that it drips on you due to the vapour shield, I just like the warmth in the colder months.
Depending on where your fishing I recommend getting 2 extra long bivvy pegs for the front door. Due to this being tight it pulls the pegs up on damp ground.
My small gripe would be the bivvy bag being made of thicker materials and to have a double zip.
I've had mine for a good year now so done trips in all weather's and seasons.
Can't really fault it as it suits what I want from a shelter (light, short pack down, easy to put up) for my fishing (mainly 24hrs)
The space inside is just massive without looking like a circus tent on the bank lol. Could easy do a long session in it.
I will be getting the overwrap when it comes out as condensation is bad in it, not that it drips on you due to the vapour shield, I just like the warmth in the colder months.
Depending on where your fishing I recommend getting 2 extra long bivvy pegs for the front door. Due to this being tight it pulls the pegs up on damp ground.
My small gripe would be the bivvy bag being made of thicker materials and to have a double zip.
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Yes forgot to mention that. The bag isn't the best. Easily tear it. But at least it's big enough so the bivvy goes back in easily. Unlike the original Titan hide and hide Xl.
Yes forgot to mention that. The bag isn't the best. Easily tear it. But at least it's big enough so the bivvy goes back in easily. Unlike the original Titan hide and hide Xl.
Had one for over a year great plenty of room stable in bad weather as said peg to back coners then the centre you won't be disappointed