What I would say,if this had certain brand names printed on it,they would probably cost you £50 each,so hats off to this company for not ripping us off,like so many of the so called big boys do,year in year out.I applaud you,and keep it up.
The last review of the bivvy light with remote is great as I have one. It's fully waterproof aswell. You can also put it under your rod pod at night and control it from your bivvy. They do it in two sizes, the bigger one is better and it does work at 50m range👍👍👍
Well its better than Nash’s over priced inflatable light 😂 P.S if you want an inflatable bivvy light they are £18 in an outdoor shop, for the exact same thing as Nash’s £40 version 😊
One thing to point out, mosquitoes are attracted to Co2 NOT the uv light, the only things it will kill are beneficial moths
True
Nowhere it's said or described as uv light though
@@longjohnsilver9192 it’s pretty obvious what type of light it is
What I would say,if this had certain brand names printed on it,they would probably cost you £50 each,so hats off to this company for not ripping us off,like so many of the so called big boys do,year in year out.I applaud you,and keep it up.
The last review of the bivvy light with remote is great as I have one. It's fully waterproof aswell. You can also put it under your rod pod at night and control it from your bivvy. They do it in two sizes, the bigger one is better and it does work at 50m range👍👍👍
Well its better than Nash’s over priced inflatable light 😂
P.S if you want an inflatable bivvy light they are £18 in an outdoor shop, for the exact same thing as Nash’s £40 version 😊
This is a game changer 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Looking at the light inside the bivvy it's not lighting up the hole of the bivvy better off with a ridgemonky light