negotiating that nowGav Peter said:Very chic Jon Have you tried it out yet??
negotiating that now [/quote:1fl7xjey]Jon Wildsmith said:[quote="Gav Peter":1fl7xjey]Very chic Jon Have you tried it out yet??
24Seven said:negotiating that nowJon Wildsmith said:[quote="Gav Peter":184h90k3]Very chic Jon Have you tried it out yet??
Gav Peter said:20 years eh... You'd get less for murder!!! Congrats to you & the present Mrs Wildsmith dude
Got it from BOAB which is where my last one came from as well, they are the UK importers. Like every sleeping solution it seems, it's not perfect but having been on the ground, then in the previous RT, then back on the ground again I'm sure what I want now I think so it's back onto the roof The ladder can be a bit ticklish to bare / sock'd feet but otherwise I'm not sure it's really much more trouble than all the other things that have to be done for a night time loo visitBat21 said:Where did you get it from Jon, was it a UK supplier?
Thanks for all the congrats The last RT I bought I went to BOAB to view an Overcamp which is a fold out canvas job, convinced that was what I needed but came away with a Maggiolina wind up hard shell There are all sorts of reasons why you might choose one style over the other but for me the fold out ones are not enough improvement over a ground tent for me to want one but clearly there are compromises with the hardshell ones that mean for some people the fold out is bettersilvercruiser said:Happy Anniversary and looking good, i like the idea of the hard shells as they seem to me to be a bit more resistant when green laning
er, how expensive , or shouldn't I ask? I've been thinking of replacing my Airlander as it's a bit big for me on my own.Jon Wildsmith said:lol I'd forgotten about that but maybe there is a connection after all seeing they're so expensive
Thanks Jon, I had already given some thought to that , I thought maybe a cleat fixed to the front of the top that I could hook something onto while standing on the ground . Before I do get one I shall go up to BOAB's and investigate further.Jon Wildsmith said:With your back though Chas you might want to stick with a wind up model or at least try closing an air top before you buy because the front might be a bit tricky for you.
Before I went to get mine from BOAB TJ had done a pretty good job of convincing me it would be a struggle to close so I'd been giving it some thought and concluded that I'd either climb up on the bonet or open the sun roof and pull it down through there! The issue is that whereas at the back you can stand in the middle and pull straight down, at the front you're off to one side reaching over quite a way making it much harder to pull straight down.Cossack said:Thanks Jon, I had already given some thought to that , I thought maybe a cleat fixed to the front of the top that I could hook something onto while standing on the ground . Before I do get one I shall go up to BOAB's and investigate further.