Hi guys , I've not posted for a little while. I'm getting back into fishing after being daft enough to make a family . So I'm basically building my kit up from scratch. As the thread title states. Any ideas please fo
r an affordable bed chair ? Thanks.
r an affordable bed chair ? Thanks.
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Get yourself down the local tackle shop mate and try a few out. Nothing worse than shelling out some money based on a recommendation on here and then you not feeling comfy on it.
When I bought mine, I went in the tackle shop with the pre conceived idea of getting an Avid or Sonik one, and came out with a Trakker one as the other two were uncomfortable.
Get yourself down the local tackle shop mate and try a few out. Nothing worse than shelling out some money based on a recommendation on here and then you not feeling comfy on it.
When I bought mine, I went in the tackle shop with the pre conceived idea of getting an Avid or Sonik one, and came out with a Trakker one as the other two were uncomfortable.
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Carp spirit magnum 6. Bought one for the wife..... and it's so comfortable I'm using it for nearly all.my short session. Picked mine up for 140.
Carp spirit magnum 6. Bought one for the wife..... and it's so comfortable I'm using it for nearly all.my short session. Picked mine up for 140.
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Per OatcakeFred, important to try.
I went out and tried the top of range items from Nash, Avid, Fox, Trakker, etc. Most comfortable by far was (surprise) the Caperlan (Decathlon) Morphoz. Half the price of the ‘pukka' marques.
Been using it for more than a year (and currently out on a 4 day session, so just rolled out of it) and no regrets. I'm 6 foot 2, 240lbs, and it's plenty long enough and well sprung.
But remember: try, try, try.
Per OatcakeFred, important to try.
I went out and tried the top of range items from Nash, Avid, Fox, Trakker, etc. Most comfortable by far was (surprise) the Caperlan (Decathlon) Morphoz. Half the price of the ‘pukka' marques.
Been using it for more than a year (and currently out on a 4 day session, so just rolled out of it) and no regrets. I'm 6 foot 2, 240lbs, and it's plenty long enough and well sprung.
But remember: try, try, try.
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I use one of these and it's spot on. Advanta Protector Straight Six Bed.
https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/advanta-protector-straight-six-bed?queryID=c19489654fd4fe98c5b095494e6c27e0&objectID=82053&indexName=live_ad_uk_products
It's very light, narrow and not too long, and with a SIM it's the prefect combination for me.
I use one of these and it's spot on. Advanta Protector Straight Six Bed.
https://www.anglingdirect.co.uk/advanta-protector-straight-six-bed?queryID=c19489654fd4fe98c5b095494e6c27e0&objectID=82053&indexName=live_ad_uk_products
It's very light, narrow and not too long, and with a SIM it's the prefect combination for me.
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I've just got the new Solar mk2 so will be advertising my Solar Sp c tech wide boy in mint condition only had it a year and done 5 trips max with it located Nuneaton if you are interested in a 2nd hand one at mates rates 😜
I've just got the new Solar mk2 so will be advertising my Solar Sp c tech wide boy in mint condition only had it a year and done 5 trips max with it located Nuneaton if you are interested in a 2nd hand one at mates rates 😜