Umbrella/brolly help buying

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andy driver

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I've got a JRC Stealth Brolley with the storm sides - brilliant bit of kit. Goes up in seconds, keeps the elements out on winter day sessions and is ideal for sleeping out under the stars in summer without bothering with a full bivvy. You don't even need the zip up front when the weather is warm. A full size bedchair fits easily inside. Shop around on line and you can get one for around £115 or the brolly only without the insert for about £65. Only draw back is that you need to buy the storm poles separately.
 
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andy driver

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Considering how big it is when up, yes it is. It fits in the external pocket of my rod bag so is easy to transport.
 
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Tony Cummings

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Heavier than a normal brolly though and can sometimes be too wide for small swims. All in all though a great bit of kit.
 
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i have a trakker 60" brolly it comes with ground sheet pegs and storm poles not bad for £99, easy to put up can fit in your rod holdal good value i think.
 
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Nobby C (ACA)

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Berkley 60" for me, light and inexpensive, won't fit in my Korum rover quiver mind which is a bit of a drag.
 
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