Daiwa Mission Overnighter Plus - Green

The Daiwa Mission Overnighter Plus is a highly versatile fishing shelter, designed for short stay ...

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This guide is for anglers seeking a versatile and weather-resistant fishing shelter. The Daiwa Mission Overnighter Plus offers adaptable configurations and durable construction, providing comfort and protection during short and extended fishing sessions. However, be aware that while the 5000mm waterproof rating is high, proper setup and care are essential for optimal performance in all conditions.

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ColourGreen
MaterialPolyester
Model Part NumberN/A
BrandDaiwa

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FAQs

How waterproof is the shelter?

The Daiwa Mission Overnighter Plus has a 5000mm waterproof rating.

What material is the shelter made from?

The shelter is made from 320D polyester material.

Does it come with pegs?

Yes, it includes 10 galvanised steel pegs.

What are the dimensions of the shelter?

Dimensions are not provided in the product description.

Can the front panel be removed?

Yes, the front panel is detachable, allowing for different configurations.

Does it have a groundsheet?

Yes, it includes a PVC groundsheet.

What is the purpose of the storm poles?

Storm poles add extra stability in windy conditions.

How do I clean the shelter?

Clean the shelter with a soft brush and mild soap, and always ensure it's completely dry before packing it away.

Troubleshooting

Water Leaks

Check all seams and zippers for any gaps. Ensure the groundsheet is properly positioned and that the shelter is pegged down securely. Re-apply waterproofing spray if necessary.

Instability in Wind

Use all storm poles and guy ropes. Ensure the shelter is pegged down securely using all pegging points, and consider using heavier-duty pegs in exposed locations.

Difficulty with Setup

Refer to the setup instructions. Practice setting up the shelter before going fishing. Ensure the frame is correctly assembled and all components are properly connected.

Condensation Inside

Ensure proper ventilation by using the mozzy mesh door and any other ventilation options. Avoid trapping excessive moisture inside the shelter by wiping down wet gear.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Detachable front panel offers flexible setup options.
  • High waterproof rating ensures protection from the elements.
  • Durable polyester material and steel frame provide longevity.
  • Mozzy mesh door improves ventilation while keeping insects out.
  • Includes essential accessories like storm poles and a groundsheet.

Cons

  • Requires proper setup for optimal waterproof performance.
  • May require more space compared to smaller shelters.
  • Steel frame adds to the overall weight.
  • Setup can take some time due to multiple components.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: Choose a flat and clear area. Lay out the groundsheet and position the shelter. Assemble the steel frame and attach it to the shelter body. Peg down the shelter, ensuring the pegs are securely inserted at an angle.
  2. Attaching the Front Panel: Attach the front panel using the provided clips and fasteners. Ensure a tight seal to maintain weather resistance.
  3. Storm Poles: Use the storm poles to add extra stability, especially in windy conditions. Extend and secure the poles, then adjust the guy ropes.
  4. Compatibility: This shelter is designed for use with standard fishing equipment. Ensure compatibility with your bedchair and other gear.
  5. Care: After each use, allow the shelter to dry completely before packing it away to prevent mildew. Clean the shelter with a soft brush and mild soap. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
  6. Pegging: Always ensure pegs are fully inserted at the correct angle to maximize stability.