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Brolly System

£399.99

AQAB01

The long awaited re launch of the brolly system is finally here the anticipation and excitement can be capped as here in its full glory lays the jewel in the crown of the old skool carper in the shape of this fine work of art and craftsmanship the new brolly system for 2010 complete with its patented ninth rib frame allowing water run off a new hi tensile steel constructed system powder coated for durability with strengthened internal mechanisms for years of neglect from the demanding angler. it comes complete with storm rods groundsheet and full front mozzi infill so you can tailor your system to suit your needs while remaining mobile at all times.

The brand new brolly system comes complete with everything you need; previously we sold each of these items separately, but by selling as a complete system we can make sure you have everything you need from day 1.

The prices of the “optional extras” now included in the price are:-

Ground sheet	£49.99
Storm rods	£49.99
Infill panels	£59.99
Door	£44.99
Clear window	£19.99
Total	£224.95

Our last brolly was sold at £199.99 which made a total price of £424.94

Features
Technical Info
Dimensions
Instructions

Features:

• Aquatexx®
• Ninth rib system
• Zip-off full infill
• Mozzi door & window panels
• Two way zip door
• All 4 rear spars touch the ground
• Machined aluminium bell cap with tie down ring
• Rod retaining straps
• Brolly weighs 4.8kg
• Brolly front weighs 1.3kg
• Groundsheet weighs 2kg
• Brolly bag / pegs / storm rods weighs 4.9kg

Technical Info:

The aquatexx used for this product has reached a hydrostatic head of over 14000mm/H20 (mbar) in tests by an independent testing laboratory.

What does Hydrostatic Head mean?

In simple terms it is an accurate measurement of the water repellancy of a material.

Rain resistance is measured as a hydrostatic head in millimetres (mm). This indicates the pressure of water needed to penetrate a fabric. This is simulated, in a simple way by placing a tube onto a piece of the fabric to be rated. Water is steadily added until it forces its way through the material. Just before it penetrates the material is the hydrostatic head measurement.

There are lots of factors that affect the Hydrostatic Head, heavy or wind-driven rain has a higher pressure than light rain, standing on a groundsheet increases the pressure on any water underneath, the pressure of rucksack straps on a jacket increases the pressure on the shoulders and so on...

Fabric with a hydrostatic head of 1000 mm or less is best regarded as shower resistant, with 1500 mm being usually suitable for summer camping. Tents for year-round use generally have at least 2000 mm; expedition tents intended for extreme conditions are often rated at 3000 mm.

Testing method used is BS EN 20811:1992, ISO 811:1981