Carp Fox Bivvies & Shelters * Ultra 60 Khaki Fishing Brolly System

Ventec Rip Stop fabric in unique Fox Khaki

That has a 20,000mm hydro static head

Zip-on, fully removable Ultra Brolly Khaki Full Front

That features three door options

Front panel also features side mozzy mesh windows

Rear mozzy mesh vents

Removable internal vapour shield to help reduce condensation

Button-release STS Equipped mechanism

Incredible stability

Extended side skirts

Short threaded centre pole

Weight: 12.9kg (everything included)

A quality brolly system designed to perfectly complement the Fox Ultra 60 Khaki Brolly, this brolly system zips fully to the front of the Ultra 60 Brolly, forming a secure, weatherproof shelter, with 20,000mm hydrostatic head, which includes a compression bell cap with rubber gasket seal, for total waterproof reliability.

There are three door options – clear PVC, Solid Fox Khaki, and Fox Khaki Mozzy Mesh,  each with two-way zips. The front door panel has a side mozzy mesh vent, and there are also rear mozzy mesh vents, so you’re fully protected from irritating insects. The Ultra 60 brolly system also gives the option to add the Ultra Brolly Mozzy Mesh Screen (sold separately), if desired.

As with the Ultra 60 Brolly, a removable inner vapour shield is included; this can be left attached when packing up the Fox brolly system, and helps reduce condensation. Extended side skirts also ensure complete protection from the surrounding elements, while the reinforced ground pegs provide firm, secure anchoring in almost all conditions.

With a short-threaded centre pole that makes set up a breeze, this is a practical fishing accessory which will look good on the bank, and help ensure nothing spoils your session, however long you’re out for.  The Ultra 60 Brolly System is a winter fishing essential that can be regularly used throughout the year, offering excellent value for money over the long term.

With the Fox Ultra 60 fishing umbrellas and related additions, you can enjoy a full day on the bank no matter what the weather’s doing.  Angling is a sport, and sport is meant to be fun; shivering under whatever bankside trees are available as the rain hammers down around you doesn’t spring naturally to mind when you think about having fun. However, sitting under cover with a kettle on for tea, listening for the trill of your bite alarm that tells you something in the water is ready to say hello, is a pretty good way to spend your time.