daiwa mission brolly

[wanabond]

i have got a rod hutchinson oval brolly for short sessions, and a fox easy dome for my nights out, the oval brolly is getting a bit past it now but i dont want to spend loads of money, what do you guys think of this mission brolly? you get poles and ground sheet for around 50 quid.
my rod hutch has been great and has been in some bad wheather, but does the mission compare?

[warpaint]

I'm looking at getting one of these. I have huge bivvies and stuff for sessons, but my trusty old 50" wavelock is over 20 years old and falling apart. It's now drier sitting outside in heavy rain. I need a superlight, brolly-style day shelter. It's either the Mission or a trip to Argos!! Best price I've seen is £39 so far.

[Critch]

Wayne id consider looking at the Fishrite Oval XS , i have just purchased one and its a cracker.
You get Groundsheet , Pegs , Storm Poles , AND Winter wrap to go with it.

All for £80 bargain mate!

Northwest angling center are doing this deal for xmas , take a look at it mate.

[stes]

mate had one for a while seemed ok. trakker do one for 100 notes and im sure that includes the infill panel and groundsheet.

[kopite]

i got the nash proile 60" oval with groundsheet, infill panels, poles the lot for 80 quid, its a cracker

[Carper90]

save up money mate and get the aqua brolley top quality and last ages, ive seen 2 of the mission brolleys blew apart because of strong winds, like the saying goes "you get what you pay for"

[clueless]

I have had a mission brolly for 2 years and it had done a good job but it is starting to show signs of wear and tear and some of the fixings are breaking. Save and spend more on a better quality one mate. My bro has the Aqua brolly, top quality.

[boltontony]

You can get a nash 60" oval complete with poles and decent pegs for £55 off ebay,i got 1 last year from BAS,paid£65 then but it was well worth it and i got a free nash stalker chair which i sold for £20 on ebay anyway

[warpaint]

Bought the Mission, £39. Seems OK, It is light, but it's not been out in much wind or rain as yet. It will do the job I got it for.I think it may be a bit fragile in winds on waters where you can't get the stormrods in to any decent depth. As a summer overnighter it should be ideal (with the overwrap)as it weighs probably less than half my Nash Groundhog.