Brolly

[FishyFraser]

Can anyone recommend a good brolly. I'm looking for something light but well made and durable. I don't need a shelter type thing, just something that will keep me dry in tight swims.

Cheers, F.

[Little Roachess]

I saw some good Daiwa brollies on ebay going cheap, but I got myself a great bivvy for around the same price. Now I have the advantage of making a brew undercover, it does everything and more in keeping the weather at bay should there be a sudden downpour, and also is open enough to allow me ease of access to my rods. I really would recommend a two man bivvy instead Fishy.

 

That's just my opinion.

[Andy Macfarlane]

Argos brollies are pretty good for 15 quid. They're pretty much bombproof and there's plenty of links for adding tethers.

[Guest Chris Perch]

I have a Nu brolly but they are quite a bit heavier than the argos ones (My mate swears by the argos brolly)

I have been looking on e bay for a "Pop a Bivvy" so easy to set up and fairly light too.

[Jim_UK]

Argos brollies are pretty good for 15 quid. They're pretty much bombproof and there's plenty of links for adding tethers.

 

I got mine from Argos and after 5 years it is still going strong. One thing I did replace was the usual spike for a screw in one.

 

Jim