Cult Tackle DPM Bivvy Organiser - Multicolor

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The Cult Tackle DPM Bivvy Organiser is the ideal storage solution for serious carp anglers who want to keep their essential terminal tackle and cooking gear organized within the bivvy. Its core benefit is the 2-in-1 modular design that combines a versatile storage table with a dedicated gas canister holder, though users should note that the unit occupies a fixed footprint that may be bulky for those fishing from very compact shelters.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CUL133 |
| Brand | Cult Tackle |
Yes, the table is designed to support standard carp fishing stoves and kettles when set up on a stable surface.
The storage bag is designed as a permanent fixture of the unit's utility, though the main gas canister holder can be removed.
While versatile, it is best suited for medium to large shelters. Please measure your available floor space before packing.
Cult Tackle provides standard manufacturing warranty coverage; please check with your retailer for specific terms.
The storage bag is integrated to provide structural balance; it is recommended to keep it attached during use.
Check that the locking pins are fully engaged and verify that the surface below the leg feet is level.
Gently clean the zip track with a soft brush to remove grit and apply a light silicone-based lubricant if necessary.
To set up the organiser, release the leg locks and extend them to the desired length before clicking them into place. Ensure the locking mechanisms are fully engaged before placing heavy items on the table. The gas canister holder can be attached or detached based on your requirements for that session. For maintenance, wipe down the tabletop surface with a damp cloth after use to remove food debris or bait residue. The DPM fabric bag can be cleaned with a soft brush and warm, soapy water if it becomes soiled. Always ensure the unit is completely dry before packing it into the included carry bag to prevent mold or odors from developing during storage.