Carp Nash Bivvies & Shelters * Blockhouse Fishing Bivvy

15,000mm 420D nylon construction

Fast erect Speed Up continuous frame twin leg design no poles to assemble

Increased head room for day to day comfort

Innovative continuous seal HD Groundsheet for sealed capsule protection against rodents, snakes and insects

Enlarged twin zip storm door

Letterbox mozzi mesh internal door panel option for improved ventilation

Full size clear PVC door panel for increased light

Roll up pack away storm porch extension for improved protection from rain or as an awning for shade in hot weather

Storm porch extension supports with T1308 Gazebo Front Door Pole Kit (not supplied) that locates into eyelets in porch extension

Full size mozzi mesh panels on sides and rear for ventilation and increased light

Mesh panels feature continuous seal Velcro to prevent water ingress

Guy ropes on all four corners

Neoprene hinge covers to protect during pack down and transport

Inner vapour shield to reduce condensation drip

Gazebo organiser attachment points in all four corners

Supplied with 2 x 2 Rod Velcro retaining bars that fit the corner support poles

Hanging hook for lights and receivers

The patented Nash Blockhouse bivvy challenges conventional designs with a unique formula that maximizes usable space, headroom and offers sealed capsule protection in just seconds.

The Blockhouse is the first of its kind, with a convenience that’s never been seen before. It combines state-of-the art technology with itscontinuous frame concept and Speed Up joints that just unfold and click into place,to provide shelter for your fishing sessionsin seconds flat – no poles needed!

No angler should have to suffer through bad weather. This shelter will keep you dry and comfortable no matter what Mother Nature throws at her, which is why all of them come in at generous height (althoguh for the tallest anglers you may need to duck)Your interior can stand up due to an internal design that gives plenty of room where needed most – like when changing clothes or washing yourself off after a long day out there on the water.