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09 th September 2015
Wednesday Review... Trakker Tempest Brolly
Reviewed by Total Carp Fishing Magazine…Albeit the cheaper model in the Tempest family, don’t let that fool you into thinking this is anything like not worthy of the name.With the same ingenious frame design, but stripped back and with a nylon
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06 th October 2014
Trakker SLX V2 Bivvy & Wrap Review
Reviewed by Carpology Magazine… Trakker SLX V2 BivvyBehold the new ‘Best In Class’ bivvy package from Trakker: the SLXV2 – a shelter which covers every season of the year but with a wallet-friendly price tag.From Danny Fairbrass to Darrell
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15 th September 2014
Ruling The Banks – Trakker Tempest Air
Reviewed by Carpology Magazine… Trakker Tempest AirForget unstable oval brollies. Think top-end, ultra strong, ultra lightweight bankside housing. Think Trakker Tempest Air… Luggage. Sleeping bags. Carp care kit. Products we can all agree,
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28 th July 2014
Tackle Tuesday... Trakker Levelite Bedchairs
Reviewed by Carpology Magazine… Trakker Levelite BedchairsCompleting the Trakker bedchair family this summer, say hello to the Levelite ‘Wide’ and the ‘Compact’…At CARPology, we love the original Trakker Levelite. A bedchair that’s
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23 rd July 2014
Calm & Comfy – Trakker Sanctuary Carp Care
Reviewed by Carpology Magazine… Calm & Comfy – Trakker Sanctuary Carp Care Give your catch 5 Star bank side treatment thanks to Trakker’s ‘The Sanctuary’ collection!We have come a long way since those early days of The Carp
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08 th January 2014
Wednesday Review... Trakker Sanctuary Retention Sling
Trakker Sanctuary Retention Sling ReviewWorking In an office dedicated to fishing and spending a great deal of my time editing and cutting out photo’s of stunning Carp led me to the purchase of my retention slings. Seeing these stunning photo’s
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15 th April 2013
Trakker Cayman Bivvy... The Review
Trakker Cayman Bivvy... The Review - Rob ShanksI’ve always had a bit of an issue with bivvies to be honest, when it comes to my bank side sleeping arrangements I’m not easily pleased, being particular picky. Too big, to heavy, to flimsy, takes to
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