Bedchairs

[peterpikefisher]

so which would you choose and why

[George387]

so which would you choose and why

 

Neither,

Im not a bedchair type of guy for fishing but last year decided I wanted to spend some extra time on the riverbank over a few weekends so hunted around and found the Carp Kinetic 6 leg bedchair my friend had, extremely comfortable and well priced at £49 and it was a great nights sleep in it also. I bought it from used tackle and have no quams about recommending them.

Edited February 13, 2010 by George387

[Brian Carragher]

Well I have a JRC bedchair the 6 leg version but its not the one above, very comfy and I prefer 6 legs to 4 as they are more stable and less inclinded to tip when you sit on them in the wrong place for weight distribution

[weirwulf]

I never use a bedchair for fishing but do own and use a TFG Comfort Zone 8 leg when I sleep out at my motorsports.Comfy as you like with breathable padded areas where you most need support. Wouldn't want to carry it too far as it is huge but I can't imagine being more comfy or stable with any of the others.

[tincatinca]

Looked at most bedchairs last autumn including the ones you mention but finished up buying one of these as I think they represent much better value.

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CARP-COARSE-FISHING-...=item29ff10ee40

 

Excellent product, not over heavy and very comfortable and warm. Most of the time use with just a cover and leave the bag in the car. Used to suffer with a dead arm with all of my old bedchairs but not any more.

[Tigger]

I got the TFG force 8 last year and it's a pretty comfy bed at a reasnable price. It's a light bed so better for transporting.

[essox_lucius]

I got the TFG force 8 last year and it's a pretty comfy bed at a reasnable price. It's a light bed so better for transporting.

 

 

i had the fishrite challenger for yrs but it sadly passed away tried my mates carp kinetics 6 leg bedchair and went and bought one straight away very comfy wellie wipe and snug bargain

[Elton]

Out of the two choices given, I'd choose the Nash....as I already have one and don't want to have to buy another one

[Tony U]

None of those mine is a Fox and I am happy with it.

Edited February 13, 2010 by Tony U

[Vagabond]

Have never owned a bed chair in 68 years of fishing.

If I am "static" fishing I take a cheap light aluminium garden chair - otherwise when roving, pausing to fish, then moving on, I sit on my unhooking mat until it is needed for its primary purpose.

 

....and yes, I am sorry about all those tackle manufacturers and dealers having a hard time