LATEST ADDITIONS

At under 7kg the Superlite is exactly that – super lightweight – yet surprisingly offers great levels of comfort even for myself at just under six feet and weighing in the region of 13 stones too many. Thanks to the durable and well-constructed dual-hinge mechanism the bed folds down in a flat and very compact manner and will even take a winter sleeping bag with ease. Extra lumbar support will prevent the dreaded bedchair sag associated with extensive use. Ample padding provides you with a solid and comfortable frame to sit on and you won’t be up all night banging your arms on the supporting frame, as the RLX is a snug yet supportive night’s sleep.

Kevin Nash was one of the first within the angling industry to think about suspending carp safely off the ground in a cradle-type structure, radically reducing the risk of damage during unhooking and photography. Well he has pushed the boundaries once more. Supplied with a foot pump, the Air Cradle can be inflated in seconds and deflates to a much smaller size than traditional cradle-type designs. Utilising three robust tubes, both the standard and monster sizes are capable of holding fish to over 60kg without any compromise on the protection offered.

There are not many more recognisable silhouettes on the bank than the Nash Titan, and brand new for 2017 the T1 is set to take the carp market by storm. Built around the famous and hugely popular predecessor, the new addition to the prestigious stable boasts more features than ever before while taking into consideration weight, ease of erection and, of course, practicality. Dimensions and weight: 275cm (W) x 135cm (H) x 197cm (D) Complete system and groundsheet 14. 9kg So what’s new? Re-engineered glass-filled nylon block design for reduced weight, enhanced rigidity and super-slick set up New frame design achieves a flat back to utilise usable space Front ribs extend to form a peak, maximising coverage for storm protection All models feature zip-off front infill panels for flexibility Legs fitted to the cover achieve a freestanding rigid design without tension straps Rain gutter to aid water run-off Front rib moulded retainers slide up and locate the cover effortlessly Low-profile storm pole attachment directly through cover eyelets support the storm peak Internal light-hanging hook beneath the central block Twin Velcro rod-retaining straps Internal mesh door with letterbox storm panel to maintain air flow while being protected by the peak Door can be supported on storm poles to create a porch extension Elasticated groundsheet attachment to pegging points for accurate bivvy position and shape Supplied with T pegs and carry bag.

What a carp! This 51lb 8oz brute of a common has been landed by Solar Tackle team member Thomas Mascha. Incredibly, this fish follows captures of 5 forties to 48lb+ and two thirties, all landed by Thomas since January 3rdon day-only sessions. 48lb A baker by trade, Thomas’ sessions are limited to days only in between shifts at work, but at this time of year that plays into his hands nicely. Combatting some pretty tough, cold winter conditions lately, all of Thomas’ January captures have come in the early afternoon.