In reply to Post #4
So I have owned a few poles the cygnet, tackle box telescopic and now the nash one. Nash one is by far the best one i have used.

I have 30 extensions in total stored in the bushwhacker bag. I find it light to carry. Sorry i dont have the weight. I can weigh it if you want to know the exact weight.

Nash version is as sturdy as the others in wind. Once you have used it for a while then you get used to using it in windy conditions. There is a knack.

I always find the claimed baiting pole length interesting as the nash one is 10 sections of 1.5m. They state 15m baiting pole. Its not one you take into consideration the overlap of poles i reckon its about 14.2m

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There is more info needed

How much gear do you take as you may want extra room to store it?
Do you want one with an inner capsule?
Does it have to have overwrap?

In reply to Post #3
That was my point saying I hope it's good for bad backs as it may cause a few

I was interested in the new Nash MF60 four fold system until I saw the weight on their website 22.5kg. I just hope it's a bedchair that is good for bad backs

Eclipse Baits virus

My MF60 compact turned up today on the Nash site it says 14Kg. On the box that it was delivered in it said 17.5Kg. The box definetly does not weigh 3.5K.

Nash Hi protect Beanie Mat is very good

In reply to Post #4
Matt

I have used the Nash one on a few occasions now and never had any issues with it being like spaghetti and I have used it up to 30m.

I bought the 18M one. It didnt come with a spoon. I have had the cygnet baiting pole, tacklebox telescopic and now the nash one. The nash one is by far the easiest to use.