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In reply to Post #17
For all those in doubt - RS100 will fit (its tight) an 800mm wide Bedchair (flat on pushed to the back) and a standard 550mm x 440mm wide chair . . .
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In reply to Post #1
Went for the RS100 in the end as the thought of being limited to some smaller swims was putting me off the 150 . .set it up in the carpark (thanks to Roy at Carpscene Brum for being v helpful in this respect) with a similar width Fox bedchair and the newer version of my SP C Tech Low recliner just to do a quick check. . .the chair will 'fit' at the foot-end of the bedchair and within the zipped opening (just) so I could put my legs out with a zipped door down if necessary. I reckon when set up with pegs properly and under tension / splayed slightly it would prob gain a few more inches . . .
Time will tell - if its a pain I'll be swopping it for a 150 . . either that or buying a social cap!
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In reply to Post #15
F me sounds like you been stalking me
Edit I draw the line at foir gras 
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In reply to Post #14
I'm on a rocky road now David - it'll be Icytek coolboxes full of sirloin / ribeye / foie gras next!
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In reply to Post #13
Dont know the Cadac Safari Chef its brilliant 
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In reply to Post #11
lol . . .should have kept my Pioneer 150 but was simply not using it enough at the time (plus it was massive and silly heavy). Age catches up with you - knees and back are no longer designed for roughing it on bedchair buddies . . .I'll be buying a Cadac Safari Chef next 
Will never ditch the Ultralite however . . .24hr sessions (if I ever return to doing them) it will still be the bivvy of choice based on 'carpyness' alone . . !
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In reply to Post #11
😂 Im in the market for a power barrow now as pushing a fully loaded barrow 500 yards isnt for me anymore.
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Two things I never thought I'd see, and yet they both appear in the same thread! Belch finally seeing sense / facing reality with the Aqualite and Stuart actually using his gear! 
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In reply to Post #9
Yes first time in years. Ive even joined a syndicate 💪ðŸ¼
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In reply to Post #8
You went fishing? Nice one 
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I used my rs150 for the first time on wednesday and its the perfect size for my wide c tec. My mate has the 100 and the 150 is a much better size if you want to put your chair in as well. As mentioned you can angle your bed as its a wide bivvy so will give you even more room for your chair. I went from an aqualite to the 150 as the ultralite had no coverage at the sides with a wide bed in it. The 150 is brilliant.
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In reply to Post #1
I've just gone from a Frontier XD to an RS100 and so far am ok for space, I'm 6'3" with metal work in lower back, i did look at the RS150 in a shop and it was very wide, 3.2m I think so opted for the 100. A mate has the RS brolly which is slighlty smaller than the 100.
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I've been using the rs150 since release, dne 100s of nights both home and abroad and have yet found a peg it doesn't fit in. I have a flatliner bed with a chair on top and there's plenty of room. I can have barrowbag, bait buckets, stove, bait boat and a chair setup on the floor. I also have the social cap for when my kids come so I can fit 2 beds in front to back with a walk way in between.
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In reply to Post #3
The social cap is only 1.2m extension would have to be a realy tight swim to not fit. They are very easy to fit also and makes a big difference on space. For me the 150 just fit my needs for new syndicate otherwise would of gladly kept my 100.
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I tried the rs100 for a while and would go with the 150 for this
It was sent back due to an issue with the taped seams, and so because my chair wouldn't fit I went with the rs brolly in the end.
My bedchair is a wychwood tactical plus compact which is 200x80, but I never tried the rs150
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