extra large brollys?

[shane]

anyone using one? not a great deal on google for them?
after todays session, I deff need a bigger brolly, was sick of sqeezin meself & all my bits under this one??

so much more enjoyable if you can stay dry

[ronny]

Get a day shelter! I bought a brolly and never used it :/ prefer my shelter

[shane]

got 1 ronny but too much hassle to put up at hutton with narrow walkways etc?

[Mick]

Jun 7, 2014 18:47:28 GMT shane said:

got 1 ronny but too much hassle to put up at hutton with narrow walkways etc?

Fookin hell how big a shelter you got mate !!!! Lol

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[Darren R]

I've got one of these - aquaproducts.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=128

I don't use a brolly often, just usually on large waters when I'm doing static session. I haven't had any problems with it so far.

Fox do one called the supa brolly which is similar but you can add panels to the front to make it a full bivvy.

[Deleted]

I had a large brolly but it was a nightmare in the wind.
Bought a smaller one and attach it to a box/chair leg with a Preston brolly arm tucked in tight to my left leg to maximise the area under the brolly.
Always have it in the upright position rather than tilted so any wind passes straight through.
There's enough room for me,bait tables,and side trays and I can also get a carryall under aswell and my holdall and trolley just have to get wet.
I also removed the spike from the brolly and replaced it with and old Octoplus leg with a mudfoot attached so it's easy to use on concrete pegs.
I still hate using a brolly but this is the best I could come up with

[Darren R]

www.korum.co.uk/Item_KMLUG-38#.U5N37H-9KSM

The korum is decent aswell but it was just a bit low for I wanted.