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In reply to Post #119
I was wrong I just reread the message from Dave Eylatt its actually October.
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September? Thats madness!
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In reply to Post #117
Sod that only want one for the summer months.
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In reply to Post #113
September
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In reply to Post #115
I use the lo pro and it has the extended ribs. I think the QuickDraw does not have this and is more a typical Brolly with side flaps.
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What’s the differences between the QuickDraw and lo pro ??
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I recently picked one up and have also brough the jag specialist storm poles and lightweight pegs, striped back it all weighs 3kg so is a brilliant bit of kit for a mobile angler, Im 6"3 and have plenty of head room under it and have been very impressed with the coverage and ease of use
Buy with confidence
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In reply to Post #112
Does anyone know when they are back in stock?
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In reply to Post #111
Superb news, thanks for that
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In reply to Post #110
I have a 58 and im 6f5 i can sit up right on my bed buddy
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In reply to Post #109
What is the head room like? Can you sit on your bed without crouching?
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Thought I’d circle back on this, I went ahead and got a 52 inch and my solar bed fits well in there, very pleased with it. The main thing for me was packdown size, I had already tried one of the new Nash scope brolly’s but due to the height of my bed I could t push it far enough back. With the 52 I feel like I’ve got ample cover as you can drop it down low if needed. If I had a 58 with the solar Cp-tech you’d have decent amount of room
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It always amazes me that manufactures leave off critical information on product listings.
Daiwa don't specify the weight or pack size of this brolly.
I also noticed it doesn't have storm pole attachments on the front ribs.
LINKY POO™ https://daiwasports.co.uk/product/23-daiwa-mission-brolly
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In reply to Post #105
How long is it when folded?
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In reply to Post #105
Cool cheers
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