In reply to Post #49
Solar's Mile High is very good, even rated with no leader and optimum weight.
https://youtu.be/2P-SMO0rLMk?si=tL8-kohUaISjUayq

In reply to Post #6
Take a look at Solar's new BulletProof

In reply to Post #1
I've had the SP Luggage for a long while now. While it's not 'bells and whistles' (I don't want that, they break), it is incredibly functional, durable and built like brick outhouse. Really thick fabric and I haven't had a zip or buckle break in over 4 years.

Great shelter. Looks shallow but actually isn't, I've spent a long while actually in one (some clearly haven't) and there's plenty of space when your chair's in the square back, plus headspace which some lack (hence the shallow look). Small footprint, which suits me, Rock solid and a quick set-up. Treated myself to the zip in groundsheet which is a reet luxury!

In reply to Post #1
Look for a Brass Bobbin Threader, a fly tying tool. You'll never use a latch or needle again.

In reply to Post #7
Why don't you phone them? I've always found them very helpful and my net's still going strong after 3 years. In fact, so are the ones my mates bought when they saw it! But if you've a problem, I'm sure they'll be happy to help.

In reply to Post #1
Look at the Saber Pods

In reply to Post #1
I've got an US ECWS Jacket (surplus from EBAY), the 'ventilation' zips under the armpits leak like hell in anything more then fog and concentrate the water down your sides. I wear it for dog walking now, and haven't even got a dog.

In reply to Post #1
While not 3 piece, the Hutchinson compacts (6 or 9ft) are stunning rods: I've put a set thru he'll this year and they're still A1

In reply to Post #1
Saber 2-piece carbon