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Nash Tackle Outlaw Bedchair

Nash Tackle Outlaw Bedchair
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 4
RRP: £49.99
Year: 2003

Description: Comfortable padding with locking legs to stop movement of legs when being used. Push pin locking legs also.

REVIEWS

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kevin brooks

Posted: 19/08/03

'IT DOES EVERYTHING A BEDCHAIR NEEDS TO WHICH IS KEEP YOUR BU'

Strengths:
At the moment you can get the old style outlaw chair for £29.99, which is a very good pice for this relativly light , no thrills bedchair, the legs have more than ample adjustment and locking pins to prevent the legs folding up if you have to make a dive to a screaming reel, the feet have decent sized mud discs to prevent you sinking into soft ground and as a bonus it`s quite comfortable.

Weaknesses:
The adjuster knobs are quite small and not very user friendly (something they changed on the later model) and the chair doesn`t have the extra perimeter padding to cover the suspension cords or adjuster knobs.As i am only 5ft6" it is long enough for me but taller anglers may find their feet hanging off the end also if there is a well beaten path from your bivvy to the pie shop then it may not be strong enough but anglers of fifteen stone and under will get on well with it.

Overall:
As a budget priced bedchair which is probably aimed at the younger or occasional overnight angler it fits the bill perfectly, i have done an awful lot of nights since getting mine an it has stood up to all the abuse very well indeed, however for the longterm boys who enjoy weeks on end in the bivvy it may not be long enough or expensive enough.

Performance		60%
Quality		60%
Value		80%

Overall Rating

67%

Paul Mallinson

Posted: 01/08/05

'NASH'S BUDGET BEDCHAIR.'

Strengths:
Comfy, fairly light, packs away neatly, well made, fairly easy to carry.

Weaknesses:
Possibly weak at either end where it is not supported by legs but if you dont put excessive weight on these bits you should be okay.

On mine the threaded plastic insert inside the locking nut which adjusts the angle of the back rests was cracked/broken and as such the back wouldnt lock in position. This looks like it may have resulted from overtightening so somthing to beware of. The shop replaced mine no questions asked.

Overall:
A budget bedchair which performs its task exceptionally well. I havent had and experiences with more expensive bedchairs but I cant immagine them being worth the extra money. The new version has extra padding over the top of the cords which attach the fabric to the frame which I should imagine is a bit improvement.

Performance		80%
Quality		80%
Value		100%

Overall Rating

87%

Geoff Cowen

Posted: 06/10/03

'VERY GOOD VALUE.'

Strengths:
Light, fold down nice and flat for getting in the car and it's comfortable.

Weaknesses:
None for the money.

Overall:
This is a very good buy for £30.

Performance		60%
Quality		60%
Value		80%

Overall Rating

67%

Simon Hume-Spry

Posted: 07/10/03

'DID ME PROUD FOR 5 NIGHTS IN IRELAND'

Strengths:
comfy and cheap i needed something in a rush for a trip to ireland and pickep one up last minute for £29.99

Weaknesses:
after the first night the legs started the retract i ended up slumping to one side solved that by retracting the legs back inside the legs and finding some flat ground!!

Overall:
good for the od night or two

Performance		60%
Quality		40%
Value		100%

Overall Rating

67%

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