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 fredrickmore |
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Posts: 704 (31/07/06 10:59) |
Ive been using my nash bum buddy and it was ok the only problem was that it just isnt comfortable but i love that fact that its really light weight and it has the pockets on it. Is there any other seats with a frame which is light and has pockets?
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krisprice 100 |
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Posts: 967 (31/07/06 11:08) |
Think the Nash Nomad is one if not the only one with a pocket. Also has a strap for carrying and many recommend it highly. If it wasn't for the fact my old JRC chair is still going strong i'd probably have one myself. They look a great bit of kit.
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fredrickmore |
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Posts: 704 (31/07/06 12:09) |
How big is the pocket as i heard it only small?
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dougalz |
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Posts: 736 (31/07/06 12:35) |
It is only a small pocket, not a huge use, but the chair itself has velcro straps to keep it closed during transit so in effect the chair its self becomes a carrying device of sorts. Does that make any sense?
I got mine recently and it truly is a great bit of kit. DZ |
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GavinHill |
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Posts: 515 (31/07/06 12:38) |
I would definately be interest in the Nash Nomad as I tend to like the wandering approach.
Where is the best place to buy one at good price? Thanks Gavin |
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andrewthomas38 |
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Posts: 1119 (31/07/06 16:42) |
I've got an old JRC Classic chair, I think they now call it the "Terry Hearn". Anyway it's lighter than most of it's competitors, which is why I bought it, and when carried by hand there is a large "pocket" behind the back support which easily holds my scales, camera, water bottle and towel......and I can also fit in a gore-tex cagoule if I think it necessary. Worth considering.
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David Craine |
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Posts: 546 (31/07/06 18:40) |
The Chub Rover has 2 pockets, one large zipped,and a mesh pocket as well, the problem is that is is very low to the ground, I took the cover off the frame, fitted it to an aluminium lightweight picnic chair,(replacing the Gaudy material,) one or two minor adjustments, and now I have a well padded seat, the right height, with pockets, and about 1lb lighter than anything else available.
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krisprice 100 |
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Posts: 967 (31/07/06 18:48) |
Ah ha, that's what i've got Andrew never even thought about using it to carry stuff.
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Posts: 115 (31/07/06 19:56) |
I have just purchased a JRC chair that is rucksack with a large pocket havent used it yet but it looks ideal
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Posts: 1119 (31/07/06 21:18) |
You'd be amazed how much @#%$ you can stuff into it Kris.
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fredrickmore |
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Posts: 704 (01/08/06 17:17) |
I dont know what to go for although the nash one sounds good with the carrystarp and hopefully it will hold what i need it to inside although i could alter it a little if it didnt.
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MOOK |
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Posts: 2100 (02/08/06 08:19) |
 I also have the nomad chair like my good mate ijakk but theres one problem with the so called pouch in the back its a zipped top that wont shut due to the strap, and its a velcro bottom that has a tendency to open if you stuff to much !!!!! in it..so beware !! Apart from that its a fine bit of kit !! |
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wigan stu |
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Posts: 1324 (02/08/06 12:22) |
the nash chairs i've seen in use allways seem to have a bend in the bars in middle of the seating area ??
anyone else seen this ?? jrc for me mate , had a hi lux now for over 10 yrs , just starting to show signs of wear stu |
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dougalz |
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Posts: 736 (02/08/06 12:29) |
I think the bend is caused by only opening the front legs, and keeping the back legs closed which suits a steeper bank position- I seem to use mine like this more often than not. My old fox chair suffered from this bend- must take more care with the new one- looks much stirdier tho- cant see lil' ole me bending the bars- but if your a fat ole carper then go for JRC 18 leg bedchair
 DZ - anorac face |
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