Nash Titan Camo Pro XL -An Independant Review

Having just changed over to the Nash Titan Hide Came Pro XL, I've done a short unbiased review, which may be useful to anyone considering buying one.
#angling #carpfishing #nashtackle #Titanhide #titanhidecamoproxl

[@trev_the_t5437]

A good honest review 👍🏼

[@nobody7232]

It amazes me that tackle companies are so strung up on "set up" times for shelters.... When, in reality, its "pack down" times, for a fully set up bivvy, that's probably more important...

[@AnAverageAngler]

Spot on mate. This one isn’t too bad and as the bag they give you is massive it’s easy to fit it back inside. My old Trakker V2 took for ever 😳

[@nickdeakin8281]

I've got the camo Pro and love it. Luckily I've never had an issue with it and I've had it from when they came out

[@AnAverageAngler]

First impressions from me are, it’s a good bit of kit 👍🏻

[@nikolamatic8684]

I have mine. Only bad thing about that I see as bad is, door should come with solid, clear pvc and mesh. Bivvy is amazing. Strong and durable. I didnt have any trouble woth poles. Just bough overwrap

[@chrisjohno5830u]

Nash do both! T4308 is the cheaper front with just the door. T4227 mid front with solid clear pvc panel. This is for the green one. So they will do both for the camo! Less than £10 difference!

[@nikolamatic8684]

I know. But is so hard to find it in Europe.....

[@silentangling]

Good honest review

[@AnAverageAngler]

Thanks, I’m trying keep some Vlogs going whilst the rivers are closed 🙄

[@silentangling]

@@AnAverageAngler you should do more reviews they're honest no BS.

[@AnAverageAngler]

@@silentangling thanks

[@AaronCarpAngler-UK]

🙌🙌

[@ReeceDunn-sq3fh]

Great bivvy apart from the poles are rubbish they still twist and get stuck I've had to snap one of mine to get it packed away.

[@AnAverageAngler]

That’s not good 🥺

[@leegerrard8912]

that my friend is not the way to erect a camo pro. surprised you did not snap the smaller arms. use the first 2 poles either side of centre pole pull apart,move your hands to the outer poles and pull completely out and up,then when it's on its legs pull the peak poles last. when pulling put the spreader block against your chest. ps gd job it wasn't raining 🫡

[@AnAverageAngler]

2nd time was a lot easier. As you say getting it fanned out completely before pulling the peak poles. Also sliding down the mesh retainers on those arms helps as well.