Fox R-Series Fishing Brolly System<Specialist Bivvies & Shelters

Featuring a space saving design with increased headroom, the Fox R-Series Brolly System, which has a complete range of extras available to purchase separately, makes an effective spring and summer overnight shelter, or a compact option for day-long sessions at any time of year. With all four ribs connecting to the ground, this is one of the most stable brolly systems you’re ever likely to find, making it the perfect choice for campaign carpers, and ideal for active anglers of any discipline.

A 10,000mm hydrostatic head ensures a completely weatherproof experience, with this high-quality brolly set up keeping you sheltered, shielded, and dry through lashing rain and howling winds, making it a suitable alternative to a bivvy for anglers who want to fish without fuss.  The R-Series Brolly System is supplied with two 24” front and two 26” rear storm poles, which come with threaded storm caps for a completely stable, durable, and reliable set up at any time of year, in any weather, and on any venue. A zip on/zip off R-Series infill panel turns this open front brolly into a fully enclosed shelter at the swish of a zip, and comes in a choice of solid PVC, which matches the khaki brolly, clear PVC, which allows you to keep an eye on what the water’s doing, and mozzy mesh, which is ideal for those balmy, pest-plagued summer nights.  A two way zip creates a letter box doorway, that gives you the option of fishing from inside the brolly – often a sensible choice if the weather suddenly turns, and the rain that’s arrived doesn’t look like it plans to go anywhere anytime soon!

Extended side skirts keep out bankside draughts, while a front drain allows rain to simply soak away into the ground, ensuring you stay dry, and your brolly doesn’t succumb to condensation. With an overall size of 262cm x 178cm x 128cm, and weighing just 9kg, this brolly is a comfortable and convenient shelter option, and a good choice if your decision on whether to stay out all night is likely to be made only once you’re actually at the water’s edge; unlike a bivvy, a brolly is quick to set up, and compact enough to not be too much of a hassle to take with you “just in case.”