SOLAR TACKLE C-Tech Fishing Bed Chair Sleep System with 5 Season Sleeping Bag and Water Resistant Bed Chair Cover, Khaki Green Single Bivvy Bed for Fishing and Camping, Heavy Duty Carp Fishing Bed

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The best carp fishing bedchair should be supportive and warm enough to get a good night’s rest, at least until you’re awoken from a bite. Night fishing can take its toll on your body after a while, but having a decent bedchair will definitely make your sessions easier. Unique, ultra-lumber-support mattress system ensures a true, flat sleeping position without sagging. Another great bedchair from Fox, the Duralite is Fox’s answer for the angler that wants to stay light and on the move. This is the lightest bedchair on our list coming in at only 8.6kg. This Solar bedchair is extremely durable and rugged. It doesn’t have any cords for adjustable lumbar support and it has a simple classic 6-leg design which means there’s less to go wrong. That’s not to say this bedchair isn’t comfortable and luxurious though.

The two Trakker sleep systems look pretty good too. I'm looking for a decent 5 season sleep system aswell so I'll be watching this thread to see what people recommend as I'm 6ft 4 tall and 18 stone. The Dwarf sleep system features a thinner mattress and duvet than the Scope Ops bedchair but the quality is still superb. It’s actually slightly lighter than the Scope too, coming in at 11.8kg.had every Nash indulgence ever released in recent times ss3, ss4 wideboy, mf60 which was a joke b the way The ultimate in bankside luxury and comfort. The SP Bedchair complete with Solar 5-season sleeping bag and waterproof, Rip-Stop bedchair cover to provide a complete sleep system. The only downside is, of course, the limited wiggle room at the head and foot of the bed. If this is something you can live with, you’ll get on well with the Trakker Levelite system.

The MF60 Indulgence features a fleece-covered memory foam mattress with an all-season zip-in hollow fibre duvet. Large baffles prevent cool air from entering the zip line and help improve the bedchair’s insulative qualities. If you liked the look of the Scope Ops 4 bedchair but can’t quite stomach splashing out that much cash on a sleep system, this is the one to look at. Been a few threads with the solar bed/sleepsystem mentioned and the solar is superb.I have the solar bed and it is the best made bed I have owned by a mile.I have had a few fox sleep systems and the solar is better imo The one thing I'm no liking on the Solar sleep system is that you can't detach the sleeping bag from the bedchair from what I've read. I may get the Trakker oval bedchair system as it's 90cm wide in the middle and the sleeping bag is detachable. The term sleep system refers to a bedchair that has an integrated duvet/ sleeping bag that keeps you warm and protected through the night.If you’re the holiday-style angler that likes to set up and stay in one swim, you may favour comfort over portability. If this is the case you may opt for a heavier more cumbersome bedchair such as the Nash Indulgence because you don’t need to move it around much. You may as well have the pinnacle of luxury if you’re staying in one place! Totally agree. It's the same with Bivvies and brolly systems. That's why I'm a bit reluctant to try other manufacturers. Always had Trakker in the past and never had bad experiences so likely to go with them again but then again, am I missing out on another companies quality product.

Overall, this is a versatile sleep system that’s rugged, easy-to-use, and extremely comfortable in all four seasons. It’s not particularly light, but coming in at 17kg, it does come in lighter than some other sleep systems with the same range of features. This is the big-boy version of the Solar SP sleep system with an extra 15cm width. It comprises the Solar SP Wide Bedchair complete with Solar 4-season sleeping bag and waterproof, Rip-Stop bedchair cover to provide a complete sleep system. Thank. Definitely be looking at the Solar system then. Not too fussed about weight as no point carrying a lighter system if it gives you a crap night's sleep. I take it the 5 season sleeping bag is genuinely capable of winter use. I've got an old trakker fleeced cover (I used to use just this in the summer months) if it gets really bitter out there. The Solar sleeping bag is also only a 4 season bag so it's going to be better with the Trakker 365 sleeping bag so thanks for the heads up re your mate fitting the Trakker bag to the Solar C-Tech bed. Although I'm 6ft 4 inch tall and weigh 18 stone, and the wide version would be more spacious, I've only ever had normal sized bedchairs so the standard C-tech should suit me just fine. These features combined ensure that the mattress has even support and flatness throughout the entire mattress so you can sleep comfortably in any position, as you would in your bed at home.Had about 2 years and yes it’s the 5 season sleep system . Not the lightest bedchair but great for me Yes the Solar is hard which is why I like the Trakker Oval levelite more but if you like a firm mattress the Solar is the answer, both beds are top build quality, matrass is always personal.

The MF60 is the standard size Indulgence system but options are also available in compact and super-wide. They all feature the same great comfort and all-season protection, it’s just the size that differs. The Dwarf definitely doesn’t have the same great build quality as the Scope Ops bedchair but at nearly half the price, you can’t complain. This is a durable all-in-one sleep system for the angler on a budget who wants to save space and weight on their barrow or boat.For me there are only 2 sleep systems that are worth it in terms of build quality, the Trakker oval levelite (also a top sleepingbag) and the Solar sp c-tech but the Solar's sleeping bag is not worth it, my mate use the Solar sp i found him a new Trakker AS365 sleeping bag that fits perfectly on his Solar