In reply to Post #1
Pretty sure they don't in the 3.25. there's a video on YouTube with him explaining what rods are what.

Are those chairs any good?plastic looks a bit crap on the arms

For those of you brave enough to venture out in this, just picked up a camelion rechargable camping fan which also has a light, from Costco for around £20. I've got it pointing at me in the garden currently and it's great, obviously no shark fan but for on the bank 👍

Esp quickdraw for sure

I have a early 2016 custom limited LWB (one of the last chains) with now 157k miles on and it's I love it. Pulls like a train, I test drive a golf I was going to buy and getting back into the van felt like luxury driving it compared. Used as a work van mostly, starting to show signs of rust on arches and spent about £1600 on it last year but that's just maintenance stuff. I wouldn't buy any wet belt vehicle ever. If I was buying a vehicle just for fishing it would probably be an SUV like a Q5 quattro.

Just bumping this thread with what I've done. I built my own shed/summerhouse which is perfect for what I need but with the option to upgrade it to a garden room if I want.
Took a week of work with the help of my dad and built a 5x3m shed (stud walls made of 3x2 and base 5x2) with double glazing double door and windows, will be putting electric in it for lighting and sockets in the next couple of weeks. I don't really need a garden room office type thing but when I come to sell the house it will be upgraded to that with insulation and plastering.
Total timber cost around £2k. Picked up double glazing hard wood door and window for £20 of eBay, which just needed new handle and lock. Went for anthracite grey metal roofing total cost about £300 with barge board and delivery.
Hell of a saving from buying a kit and built much better imo.

I've got the XL pro and only started using it this year after I got it for a good price in TFT sale.
I've come from a pioneer 100 and 150 and I have to say although can tell material isn't as good and stuff like the bag ripping easily...it's a really good bivvy. Very spacious inside, lightweight, sturdy and strong. I haven't had it in hoolie conditions yet but I'm liking it so far.

One of the lads on my lake got one and it drains the power, solar don't want to know. Really bad for the price

In reply to Post #1490
AHH ok makes sense

In reply to Post #1487
Doesn't seem to work for me??