In reply to Post #4
Looks pretty much the same, will look into it.

Thanks for all the replies guys 👍

I don't have a budget, it's more functionality ie: being compact.
This bivvy was brilliant and still is but obviously looking to see what else is out there

ESP .75 fits mate as that's what is use, strong reliable and 2m last an age

I've used an Advanta one night stand bivvy for the last few years as it suits my style of fishing, but as per usual it's now discontinued.
So after research I'm still struggling to find a similar spec bivvy?
Any ideas would be appreciated
Cheers
Levi

In reply to Post #1
I use Guru pulse (I think it's called) awesome line and never let down on floaters up to 38lb in weedy waters

In reply to Post #1
I think they were Harrison's

The new modular system that is in use now isn't bad but would be bulky!
Lightweight bag which is then put into heavier for colder conditions. These have been designed pretty much the same way as the American version.

Feel free to pm me for more info

AD One Night Stand is a great little shelter and packs down small.
I use a compact bedchair in it though as standard size (solar) can be slightly tight

Great little radio but does anyone know if there's a way to know when it's charging or fully charged?

Instructions are poor!

Cheers

In reply to Post #14
Sometimes a bit obvious but was told this a few years ago!

Start casting the weed rake from short distance first, making your way out to the eventual area intended. That way less chance of snagging too much weed in one hit making it one hell of a task to get back