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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Yes. You can use a bedchair year-round providing that it’s part of a four-season sleep system or you have a four-season sleeping bag for the bed. Unique, ultra-lumber-support mattress system ensures a true, flat sleeping position without sagging had every Nash indulgence ever released in recent times ss3, ss4 wideboy, mf60 which was a joke b the way

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 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. Twin pivot hinge, making collapsing the bedchair with the sleeping bag simple, effortless and allows the bedchair to fold flat with the sleeping bag in place. 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 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 term sleep system refers to a bedchair that has an integrated duvet/ sleeping bag that keeps you warm and protected through the night. Coming in at a whopping 22.5kg and measuring 75x70x42cm folded (the standard), this definitely isn’t the best option for those of you that like to stay on the move while you’re fishing. However, if you’re looking for ultimate comfort and luxury on holiday-style sessions, or waters that have easily accessible pegs, this is a fantastic bedchair. This sleep system features a high-density mattress, a 6-leg frame, and a hollow-fibre luxury duvet with baffles. It’s safe to say that not only is the Scope bedchair portable, it’s extremely comfortable and suitable for all seasons. 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.

If you’re on the market for a new bedchair you may be looking for answers to a few different questions. There are a few things you should consider when purchasing a new bedchair/sleep system for your carp fishing. In this section, we’ll be outlining those… A) What’s the Difference Between a Bedchair & a Sleep System? Nash Scope Sleep System Avid Leveltech Bedchair 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. This isn’t a full sleep system however fitted sleeping bags from Fox are available in both three and five-season options. You’ll find these for sale separately but you’ll also occasionally find the bedchair and a sleeping bag as part of a discounted bundle. 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 Levelite has everything you’d expect from a high-end bedchair, and coming from Trakker, you’re guaranteed quality. How long have you had it please mate and did you get it as a sleep system or bedchair only. If you got it as a system with a 5 season bag, is the bag any good. Sorry for all the questions. 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. Again, if you’re looking for comfort, the Nash MF60 Indulgence Sleep System is a fantastic bedchair to look at. Nash has been making high-quality bedchairs for decades and they’re definitely leading the market. I'm same height as you although probably 18 and half stone...did you go for the standard or wide version?If you’re on a budget, I don’t think you’ll get a much better sleep system. It’s well-priced, fairly light, comfortable enough, and it has endured the rugged life-style of a carper that’s fishing wild lakes most of the year in the forests of Sweden. Not only are these sleep systems lightweight, but they are also extremely comfortable. The rectangular frame and spread out leg supports provide a lay-flat bedchair that’s incredibly stable. The wide nature with the squared foot and head provide the angler with plenty of wiggle room, to provide supportive comfort in any position. Part of the system lays over the mesh mattress to keep it clean and separate from your body. The duvet layer is fleece lined and has large baffles to retain heat. The final layer is a removable waterproof shroud that can be combined with the other layers during the colder months for extra protection or used on its own for a light duvet during summer. The Sonik SK-Tek Sleep Systems are built for portability. They are extremely lightweight — with the 4-season sleep system coming in at 12.5kg and the 5-season system weighing 13.6kg. 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.