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The best. I do nights under mine too.
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Had a few brollys for days and recently sold my fast and light and bought a mk2 lo pro and love it, best brolly ive owned for day sessions.
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Fox Specialist 45 - total flat back and relatively light (under 3kg) but still sturdy
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I’m selling an Advanta discovery CCX hermit 55inch day session brolly in classifieds for £50 been used twice
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Wychwood Tactical or a second hand Tempest Brolly.
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Ive just bought an esp lo pro for days ,really like it and its up really quick😎
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I've been using a Korum Pentalite Brolley shelter the past couple of years as a day shelter.
Light, quick to put up and down and no brolly centre pole to struggle to push into the ground, plus its withstood everything the elements have thrown at it
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I've got an Advanta Hermit (I think that's the name). Light enough, good coverage as has mini wings to give that extra bit of protection than a normal brolly does so ideal for a but of rain and wind. Was also budget friendly.
Edit just seen that there is 1 for sale in the classifieds on here
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Korum graphite is great.
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Hi All,
Can anyone recommend a lightweight brolly for day sessions?
I'll be fishing quite a bit when it's raining due to my work!
Thanks!
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