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Old 12-09-2007, 05:26 PM
rob-safc@hotmail.co.uk rob-safc@hotmail.co.uk is offline
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Best Bivvy

im wanting to purchase a bivvy after xmas and woundering which is the best one for day and overnight sesions and if it is possible for under £100 please help
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Old 12-09-2007, 08:19 PM
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Check out the on-line shops as well as your local ones
Don't discount a 2 man tent some of these can be got in green and cost a damn sight less then £40 and come with sleeping bags

And look at beach shelters for sea fishing some of these are far more robust and also cheaper than Carp stuff
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Old 02-10-2008, 03:19 AM
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Why go to the expense of handing out £100 on a bivvy when you can spend £45 on a 4 man tent that can easily fit 2 bedchairs, tackle, bait, rods etc and still have room to store more stuff in the porch?

All this hype about bivvys is a load of nothing. You are just putting wasted money into somebody else's hands that could be spent on bait or tackle.
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Old 02-11-2008, 05:54 PM
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Had a few bivvies over the years, but the Trakker Armadillo has to be my number one, its so quick to erect, very strong and will last me years and had it three years already and its still like new 100% waterproof without treating and the ground sheet is top material that locks into the main bivvie....loads of room in the one man, plus in a wind storm the shape makes it stay put and don't move an inch.........10/10 for design and looks the pups....
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Old 03-31-2008, 11:49 PM
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i have just got a diawa mission which is a 60inch brolly system bit if you buy the storm over wrap it converts into a sacious 1 man bivy and is quick to assemble and dismantle. you can get em off ebay 2nd havd for £40 with a storm wrap but brand new they are retailing at £40 ish and wrap is 30 but well worht the invesment.
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Old 04-06-2008, 03:53 AM
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Question best bivvie

Rob
i've just inherited two bivvies a one man shakspear and a two man dave lane.I've hade the shakie one up its a good little one but a bit muddie but haven't try'd the dave lane as its heavy as sin i got picktures of the shakie one if you fancy a look at it you can have it for £20 quid plus postage it just needs tent pegs but its a goog bit of kit if your intrested go to the privete message and we'll chat as i've got 2 tents that double as bivvies plus this heavy dave lane MK 2 2man that weights a ton that i havent had the balls to set up yet .
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Old 04-06-2008, 04:07 AM
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Plugs Getting Deep

Ah plug thats detting a bit deep isnt it.Was it King Leonediess who said.
EATER CARRY US FROM THE FIELD OF BATTLE TRUPHANT ON OUR SHIELDS OR THEN USE TO BRING HOME THE DIED 700 BC
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