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New brolly (24 posts / 2,623 views)
chrispfox chrispfox
Posts: 600
Post #1 5 Jan 2024 13:30
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I've been using my ESP low pro now for a few years and it's coming to the end of its life. I've got a huge Trakker V3 SLX 150 which is great for long sessions with others but wanted advice on other options.

Something super quick to put up and down
A bit taller (most things are!) than the low pro

I've been looking at the Tempest and Aqua fast and light but may be missing other good options...

Thanks in advance
RKB
Posts: 1,731
Post #2 5 Jan 2024 13:31
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In reply to Post #1
The Wychwood Tactical Brolly is worth a look.
carpy09 carpy09
Posts: 14,236
Post #3 5 Jan 2024 14:24
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In reply to Post #1
Nash titan hide or if you want the height hide xl
Dazjones Dazjones
Posts: 10,613
Post #4 5 Jan 2024 15:19
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In reply to Post #1
I recently got a Fox retreat Brolly System, it's basically the old supabrolly covered in a better material, it also comes with a vapour shield if you use them, only used it the once but it seems well built, weighs 13kg complete if weight is a concern.

Daz
chrispfox chrispfox
Posts: 600
Post #5 5 Jan 2024 15:23
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In reply to Post #4
Bit heavy for me tbh. Looking for something lighter - perhaps not Lo Pro weight but lower than 13kg. Thanks for the suggestion tho.
StevieB90 StevieB90
Posts: 111
Post #6 5 Jan 2024 15:23
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I have a Fox 60 inch brolly and a solid aluminium auger pole to make sure its stable. It's perfect for day tickets to keep you dry or to keep the sun off/
dickweed dickweed
Posts: 1,268
Post #7 5 Jan 2024 15:44
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Second hand Nash ground hog. Very light
Chuffy Chuffy
Posts: 6,794
Post #8 5 Jan 2024 16:45
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In reply to Post #1
Check out the Solar Undercover Brolly, has a zip in front, I love mine
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 4,661
Post #9 5 Jan 2024 17:05
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In reply to Post #1
Stripped down Pioneer Ultralite 100 . . .
secret-agent secret-agent
Posts: 2,956
Post #10 5 Jan 2024 19:25
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I have a proper bivvy when needed and a small brolly I use most of the year.

I've had loads of brollies and none have been as good as my current fast n light, it's perfect.

Recently bought total camo carp sides and a groundsheet for it, a good addition.
MiniWelsh MiniWelsh
Posts: 2,383
Post #11 5 Jan 2024 21:35
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In reply to Post #8
Another vote for the Solar Undercover brolly. My only gripe is there not being a mozzy front available for it but in terms of build quality it's as good as my old Wychwood which was also great
Leeroyjenkins Leeroyjenkins
Posts: 3,955
Post #12 5 Jan 2024 21:42
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I hate my solar undercover. Worst piece of chinese tat I ever bought.

Nothing beats the speed and lightness of a tempest air to me, not sure what is avaliable similar these days.
newcarper78 newcarper78
Posts: 880
Post #13 6 Jan 2024 09:33
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I love my Wychwood MHR Brolly, well made and bulletproof if you want an actual brolly.

If you're looking for a quick erect shelter, I think a tempest or titan hide go up just as quick as a brolly. The nylon versions are also just as light as a brolly the 100T or Hide XL also have lots of headroom.

Just my 50p worth.
chrispfox chrispfox
Posts: 600
Post #14 6 Jan 2024 10:46
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In reply to Post #13
Thanks folks... appreciate the suggestions. Just have to make a decision!

chillen81 chillen81
Posts: 869
Post #15 7 Jan 2024 06:47
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In reply to Post #14
Deffo tempest brolly 100 goes up in seconds
Light enough, lots of coverage, no storm. Poles needed and u can add bits if u chose to or if u want a bit more height look at the fox frontier light
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