Solar Tackle Undercover Camo Brolly System - Green
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The Solar Tackle Undercover Camo Brolly System is designed for serious carp anglers who require a balance of portability, rapid deployment, and protection from the elements. Featuring a 10,000 HH camo material and a specialized seven-spoke hub design, this shelter offers excellent internal head clearance and weather resistance for extended sessions. While it provides premium coverage and ventilation, users should note that its comprehensive feature set, including the front infill panel and multiple storm poles, requires slightly more time to fully assemble compared to a basic open-front brolly.
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| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CA01 |
| Brand | Solar Tackle |
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FAQs
Can I use this brolly without the front panel?
Yes, the front infill panel is fully removable, allowing you to use the brolly as an open-front shelter.
Are the storm poles included?
Yes, the system is supplied with twin storm poles as part of the package.
Does this brolly come with a groundsheet?
This model is designed as a brolly system; please refer to your specific retailer bundle to see if an additional groundsheet is included.
How do I store the brolly after a wet trip?
Wipe off any mud, air-dry the material completely in a shaded area, and store it in the provided over-sized carry bag in a dry location.
What is the material's waterproof rating?
The material features a 10,000 HH (Hydrostatic Head) rating.
Does it have a letter-box door option?
Yes, the door configuration supports a letter-box style setup by zipping down from the top.
Troubleshooting
Brolly feels unstable in high winds
Ensure that the twin storm poles are properly tightened and that all heavy-duty pegs are driven into the ground at a 45-degree angle away from the shelter.
Difficulty zipping in the front panel
Loosen the storm poles slightly to relieve tension on the frame, zip the panel into place, then re-tighten the poles for a flush finish.
Internal condensation buildup
Keep the rear mozzi-mesh vent open at all times and ensure the front door configuration allows for sufficient airflow.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-grade 10,000 HH waterproof material
- Excellent internal head clearance from the seven-spoke hub
- Modular design allows for open or closed shelter configurations
- Rear air vent significantly reduces condensation
- Includes all necessary hardware, including heavy-duty pegs and storm poles
Cons
- More components to manage than a simple umbrella-style brolly
- Requires proper setup of all poles to maintain full stability
- Slightly heavier than minimalist ultralight shelters
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up the system, start by securing the central hub into the ground or your brolly pole and pushing the ribs outward until they lock into the seven-spoke housing. Once the main structure is open, insert the twin storm poles into the front side points to provide lateral tension. If using the front infill panel, zip it into the main brolly frame before fully tensioning the storm poles. For care, always allow the brolly to dry completely before packing it into the over-sized carry bag to prevent mildew. Periodically check that the storm pole thread locks are clean and free of grit. The shelter is compatible with most standard-sized fishing bedchairs.