Chuffy
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12 Sep 2026
@ 4:49pm
@ 4:49pm
In reply to Post #7
Tactical Compact + Techlite is also my setup (with a SIM). I store my bivvy table and pillow in there folded up and it's still lighter than my Solar bed with nothing on it!
Tactical Compact + Techlite is also my setup (with a SIM). I store my bivvy table and pillow in there folded up and it's still lighter than my Solar bed with nothing on it!
Forum: General Carp Discussion
12 Sep 2026
@ 4:43pm
@ 4:43pm
In reply to Post #23
Me and a couple of mates had a lesson with him.
First thing he did was bend the butt of my Torrix 12 6 TE's over his knee to show me how inadequate they were, then, in reference to my mates 13 Kaizen Greens said 'they are ok' .
Later when asking for recommendations he went on about the Fox rods, weird we thought........3 weeks later it was announced he'd joined Fox 😂😂
Go figure.
Me and a couple of mates had a lesson with him.
First thing he did was bend the butt of my Torrix 12 6 TE's over his knee to show me how inadequate they were, then, in reference to my mates 13 Kaizen Greens said 'they are ok' .
Later when asking for recommendations he went on about the Fox rods, weird we thought........3 weeks later it was announced he'd joined Fox 😂😂
Go figure.
Forum: Feedback to CarpForum
Thread: Dark Mode / Theme
9 Sep 2026
@ 8:59am
@ 8:59am
In reply to Post #66
It’s all looking/working great bud 👌
It’s all looking/working great bud 👌
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Best walled unhooking mat?
8 Sep 2026
@ 7:44am
@ 7:44am
The large Prologic Inspire one is great for the money, doesn’t weigh a ton either
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Cotswold Rods
8 Sep 2026
@ 7:41am
@ 7:41am
I was about to approach them about a new set of rods as they are 20 minutes up the road from me, which would be handy. But having read reviews and posts on here I’ll be going back to Kev Clayton who I know is spot on.
Forum: Feedback to CarpForum
Thread: Dark Mode / Theme
7 Sep 2026
@ 4:10pm
@ 4:10pm
Is the search function capable of searching within posts rather than just thread titles, that was quite handy?
Forum: General Carp Discussion
Thread: Korda dry kore
5 Sep 2026
@ 8:04am
@ 8:04am
The zip has broken on my my mk1 Dry Kore jacket, it got stuck then suddenly unstuck and the end flew off, great!!
Anywhere that can fix it and is it even worth doing for what it would cost?
Anywhere that can fix it and is it even worth doing for what it would cost?
Forum: Feedback to CarpForum
Thread: Dark Mode / Theme
2 Sep 2026
@ 8:20pm
@ 8:20pm
That was weird, one minute I was on the old site and suddenly, boom, it's disappeared and I'm on the new one!!
Liking it especially dark mode 👍
One question, is there any way to get your PM inbox back or is it lost in the ether?
Liking it especially dark mode 👍
One question, is there any way to get your PM inbox back or is it lost in the ether?
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Repairing a brolly
1 Sep 2026
@ 5:25pm
@ 5:25pm
Thanks for the advice guys, I got some 1.6mm galvanised wire from Screwfix for £3.50, took about 15 minutes to do once I'd worked out which spokes went where. Got plenty left for when it does it again 😎
As a footnote, apparently the problem is mainly caused by storing the brolly ‘hub down’, so all the moisture collects on that top wire section.
As a footnote, apparently the problem is mainly caused by storing the brolly ‘hub down’, so all the moisture collects on that top wire section.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: Repairing a brolly
31 Aug 2026
@ 7:05am
@ 7:05am
In reply to Post #4
Yes you’re right. Found a video on YouTube and it looks a lot easier if you detach the fabric from the frame, still looks like PITA though 😂
Yes you’re right. Found a video on YouTube and it looks a lot easier if you detach the fabric from the frame, still looks like PITA though 😂