In reply to Post #23
I probably could but in the heat of summer not sure I fancy a 3 day old sandwich that hasn't been in a cool box or bag

In reply to Post #1
Depends on how light I want to go,
If I want to mega light I'll live of peanuts and cashews. In winter or if I want a comfy session I'll normally go with a barbecue one night ribs or wing normally and burgers and pastys
I use to make proper posh meals but now I just cant be bothered

In reply to Post #1
How long we talking here

In reply to Post #15
I saved up my pocket money for one theede boxes for sea fishing used to get the beta and team box if I'm right

In reply to Post #1
I got a load of virus as over runs And did it smell still cant get out of my bait caddy. I gave it away to my brother in my the end for some reason

In reply to Post #4
I think that I diffenrt sizes means they have to suck and blow with different powers keeps them guessing

In reply to Post #49
I dont really see the point of the front it light weight enough to just un peg and move direction with it and deep enough that you can get your gear out of the way of any rain

In reply to Post #43
Have mine hahah I dont really see the point of it.
Mine was missing a carbiner for the tension strap..

In reply to Post #38
I'm 6ft 3 ish and when i tested the normal hide it the head room was fine. I just didn't have enough room for a dog bed in there. The footprint of a hide XL is very similar to many one man bivvies it just give toy extra height which make it seem much bigger then it is.

In reply to Post #35
In mine now and I'm a big big fan. Very quick set up loads of
Headroom and useable space.
Bag isn't that great. But what bivvy or brolly bag is