CARP FISHING SHELTER BROLLY 100

- Weight: 4.7kg

- Folded dimensions: 13cm x 13cm x 155cm

- Pitched dimensions: 140cm (height) x 175cm (depth) x 250cm (length)

- Resistant canvas (75-denier polyester)

- Lab-validated watertight seams and canvas: resists up to 200 litres of water per m2/hour

- Fibreglass frame

- Comes with: 2 storm masts (steel), a carry bag and accessories (6 pegs and 2 rod hooks on the brolly)

With a footprint of 155*13*13cm and weighing just 4.7 kg, the long, thin shape of the folded brolly makes storage easy. Whether in your car, garage, bedroom, basement, or garden shed, the Brolly 100 takes up no space at all.



KEEP IN MIND: The Brolly's shape allows it to dry quickly and easily in any space. For drying, leave your brolly open in a dry area for several hours: it's easy, practical, and fast

In order to offer your faultless reliability in any fishing condition, the Brolly 100's waterproofing has been checked and validated in our labs using thorough protocols. These tests replicate catastrophic weather conditions of 200 litres per m2 per hour. To give you a better idea, even in major storms meteorologists only very rarely get to measure rainfall of 100L per m2 per hour.



So, you can be sure that you'll be kept dry all year-round in your Brolly 900.

The Brolly 100 is perfect for carp anglers whose main concern is being able to efficiently and quickly pitch their brolly. In just a few seconds, the brolly reveals its large living space for both fisher and their equipment.



No more tedious set-ups requiring concentration and effort! Simply open your Fully Brolly like an umbrella using the central guiding bar (which can be broken down afterwards), and you've got a sturdy, inconspicuous, spacious shelter.

In case the canvas or groundsheet of your Brolly is torn, we also offer a repair kit (ref. 8584597).

The dyeing process was modified to reduce the amount of water we consume: Dyeing fabrics requires a large amount of water and also results in waste water being discharged from its dyeing baths. That's why we choose to mass-dye our fabric, integrating the colour pigments when the yarn is manufactured. Consequently, this procedure significantly reduces water consumption.