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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 3
Weight: 3.4kg
RRP: £69.99
Year: 2008

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Description: Utilising the same proven high specification material cover as the Day Session shelter The umbrella features a ‘flatback’ profile and can be used with the pole located either centrally or at the rear.

FM short review: If you want top protection from the elements and none of the bother of erecting a bivvy, then this Stormshield Brolly from Korum will do it for you.

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Reborn again angler

Posted: 28/07/08

'VERY SOLID AND NOT HEAVY'

Strengths:
Build standard is very solid.
Dense and durable covering material.

Weaknesses:
Now I'll get called a Korum tart :)

Overall:
Very impressed - It's not as heavy as some reviews say (But then, it's relative, right ? I'm no 'He-Man' but this fits in my quiver easily and is managable, no problem) - If you want something that holds up to strong winds and sudden gusts, then you do need something a little more sturdy. This brolly is solid and is great - And it comes with everything you need.

Performance		80%
Quality		100%
Value		80%

Overall Rating

87%

Macca_EFC

Posted: 26/06/08

'FANTASTIC!'

Strengths:
It's like having a bivvy/small tent without the cost of either of them. Side panels are a great idea and give you much better protection than a normal umbrella, storm rods make it even more stable which is always good that should it get a bit windy you aren't sat holding onto it for fear it may do a mary poppins on you. Storm rods included along with heavy duty pegs.

Weaknesses:
Covering bag could do with a handle to make it easier to carry for those without a rod holdall with brolly section

Overall:
Great value, I'd never use a normal brolly again, can be bought for less than the rrp of £69 tho even this i think is a bargain as some brollys are as much or more. Yes this will make you feel like you're in your own little world or possibly a young boy again playing tents, superb piece of kit. Oh and I can't say the weight is an issue at all, it's not very heavy I managed to carry a rod holdall, korum deluxe chair, bait & tackle bag, bits bag and the brolly in one go with nothing but my arms and legs to get it from the car to the bank, though this may be a struggle for anyone under 6ft

Performance		80%
Quality		100%
Value		100%

Overall Rating

93%

user 123456789

Posted: 01/04/08

'VERY NICE BUT HEAVY'

Strengths:
Very good protection, good Quality Fittings and materials, Fits in my quiver nicely, Good Pegs, rear located pole is a godsend.

Weaknesses:
Heavy, would be a pain to walk long distances, Not the easiest to put back into its bag

Overall:
Very good, look about reductions on price. Quality is great and had no problems using it. Pole re-location at the back is very useful, Ribs are not as thick as my Keenets Lite Shield Brolly but seem to do the job well, Pegs are of a good quality and twist in well. for

Performance		80%
Quality		80%
Value		60%

Overall Rating

73%

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