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Subject Topic: Fishermans brolly Post Reply Post New Topic
07/8/2010 at 5:33pm
 Location: Glasgow
 Outfit: Vango Mira 500. Higear Aura 300.
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Just bought THIS and now wishing I'd read the reviews before I did. I don't cook inside the tent but wanted something to shelter under for cooking if it was raining. I didn't want to buy a kitchen tent as don't want to be charged for another tent. The theory was this could just be put up if needed, I store my cooker in the tent when not in use and carry it out on it's stand to cook. I'd just take this brolly down when I'd finished using it.

One of the reviews says the rain just came right through it..lol..oh boy. Of course I couldn't use it if it was windy, I'll let you know how it stands up next time I'm away and it rains..lol.


07/8/2010 at 5:36pm
 Location: Scotland
 Outfit: Nevada3 Evo 600DL Andorra Elzas
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We've never been charged for our utility tent. I'm sure some sites do charge but by no means all of them.

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07/8/2010 at 8:39pm
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Mmmm...Keenets tend to be the Halfords of the fishing world. Yer gets wot yer pays for.

Not only that but I have had one or two different fishing umbrellas and I don't think any have been totally waterproof. They tend to leak through the centre knob at the top. This is not too much of a problem if you use the umbrella on a tilt as most anglers do because the water runs down the inside and drips off behind the angler as he is sat on his chair or stool. If you have the brolly upright though you may find a problem. However, I have never had  Keenets brolly so can't comment on that particular item.

They are a pain in wind as well  



07/8/2010 at 9:40pm
 Location: None Entered
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Buy yourself some Nikwax spray and boost it waterproofability (new word I just made up) if its leaking from the centre nob, unscrew it and put a couple of thin rubber washers between the fabric.


08/8/2010 at 9:57pm
 Location:  west yorkshire
 Outfit: sunncamp sprint
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I use a fishing brolly to bbq under in dodgy weather and similar to wiffles reply I gave it a coat of fabsil and when its windy  use a couple of extra guy ropes.

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