hranow
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Forum: Tackle
1 Oct 2025
@ 10:39am
@ 10:39am
In reply to Post #4
Please do report back - interested to hear what you have to say about the Solar.
So based on your replies i will most likely focus on the Solar and also take a look at the Fox Flatliner X. Hopefully they will have some good offers around Nov-Dec.
I am worried about the weight but at the same time since i`m not from the UK, i don`t use a barrow and i need to load the bed from my garage in the car and then i can reach most fishing pegs around here with a car, so basically i won`t really need to carry it around that much.
I am also a side sleeper and at home i prefer to sleep on a more firm materss. A question then for the Solar SP-C MK2 - is the matress firm or soft? I don`t want it to sag
Please do report back - interested to hear what you have to say about the Solar.
So based on your replies i will most likely focus on the Solar and also take a look at the Fox Flatliner X. Hopefully they will have some good offers around Nov-Dec.
I am worried about the weight but at the same time since i`m not from the UK, i don`t use a barrow and i need to load the bed from my garage in the car and then i can reach most fishing pegs around here with a car, so basically i won`t really need to carry it around that much.
I am also a side sleeper and at home i prefer to sleep on a more firm materss. A question then for the Solar SP-C MK2 - is the matress firm or soft? I don`t want it to sag
Forum: Tackle
29 Sep 2025
@ 9:45am
@ 9:45am
Hey guys,
I`m in the market for a new sleep system, but struggling to decide which one. Read reviews, watched some videos and i`m more or less between the Trakker Levelite Oval MF-HDR and the Solar SP C-tech Sleep System mk2.
From what i understood, the Solar is maybe the most comfortable one, but it is very heavy at ~20kgs. The Trakker one is ~17kgs.
I need some help to decide
I`m in the market for a new sleep system, but struggling to decide which one. Read reviews, watched some videos and i`m more or less between the Trakker Levelite Oval MF-HDR and the Solar SP C-tech Sleep System mk2.
From what i understood, the Solar is maybe the most comfortable one, but it is very heavy at ~20kgs. The Trakker one is ~17kgs.
I need some help to decide
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Bargains share the knowledge
21 Jun 2024
@ 1:42pm
@ 1:42pm
I`m looking at the Deeper Chirp+ 2 - 265 quid with sunglasses bundle. To be honest, i would preffer to have the Deeper only as i already have nice sunglasses.
Do you guys think 265 quid for the Deeper is as lowest i can find it? Should i wait for Black Friday (it`s not urgent for me to buy)?
Do you guys think 265 quid for the Deeper is as lowest i can find it? Should i wait for Black Friday (it`s not urgent for me to buy)?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
26 Dec 2023
@ 8:48am
@ 8:48am
In reply to Post #32
So the Bulletproof is also good for casting as well? I'm more or less decided on giving it a try - just need to place an order
So the Bulletproof is also good for casting as well? I'm more or less decided on giving it a try - just need to place an order
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
20 Dec 2023
@ 8:08am
@ 8:08am
In reply to Post #22
One more thing - do you think that 1000m 0.31 will be enough to spool on 3xShimano XTD14000 with the reducers - 10000 maybe? or 3500
One more thing - do you think that 1000m 0.31 will be enough to spool on 3xShimano XTD14000 with the reducers - 10000 maybe? or 3500
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
20 Dec 2023
@ 7:32am
@ 7:32am
In reply to Post #19
Yes, i always use a braided schock leader to prevent crack-offs and thinner line to achieve the distance. I will most likely go with the Solar one or spool up the Technium again
Yes, i always use a braided schock leader to prevent crack-offs and thinner line to achieve the distance. I will most likely go with the Solar one or spool up the Technium again
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
19 Dec 2023
@ 12:08pm
@ 12:08pm
Between 27 and 32 depends on the swim
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
19 Dec 2023
@ 9:41am
@ 9:41am
Roughly around 120 yards. I`m using Greys Aiircurve 3.25lb at 12ft with 3.5 oz leads
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
19 Dec 2023
@ 7:43am
@ 7:43am
Thanks for the replies guys. Anyone used the Exocet from Fox on 12lb - is it any good?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Mono for casting and snags
15 Dec 2023
@ 9:42pm
@ 9:42pm
I`m looking for reccomendations for a mono line that would be best if i need to fish long range in snaggy waters.
So far been using Shimano Technium Black at 0.31 and it`s good (it`s really strong - i`ve pulled branches out of the water with it) but it does coil up a lot..
I had a look at the Synchro XT Loaded and Fox Exocet (both at 0.30-0.31mm options) as they are rated as good casting lines, but i can also go back to the Technium as well.
So far been using Shimano Technium Black at 0.31 and it`s good (it`s really strong - i`ve pulled branches out of the water with it) but it does coil up a lot..
I had a look at the Synchro XT Loaded and Fox Exocet (both at 0.30-0.31mm options) as they are rated as good casting lines, but i can also go back to the Technium as well.