This is much the same, though not sure if it autorotates.There’s lots similar.
Features I recommend:
- rechargeable battery
- adjustable fan speed
- rotation feature
- quiet
- clamp
I’m sure similar can be found.
This one might be identical.
This is much the same, though not sure if it autorotates.There’s lots similar.
Features I recommend:
- rechargeable battery
- adjustable fan speed
- rotation feature
- quiet
- clamp
I’m sure similar can be found.
When we went to France we bought one of these (for in the van at night)Hi all,
Any recommendations for rechargeable usb fans as we have no air con and driving through France this summer.
TIA
Where did you get your tarp? I am in the market to replace an my good ol' blue and orange tarp.Also a tip having dug the trailer out for a bit of extra security when camping on grass:
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I have a long ground anchor and bike D lock that once the trailer is parked up and wheel lock on I can wind into the ground and then lock the D lock over the draw bar. Other times I wind it in by the wheel that doesn't have the lock on and use the cable lock through the wheel.
Will it make like Fort Nox, no. But you're not pulling that ground anchor out and if you lock it so it's not easy to turn it's going to add to the time taken to nick the trailer.
That one's just a very cheap generic one from the local independent DIY clearance place - it's job is to stop things sliding into the roller shutter and jamming things.Where did you get your tarp? I am in the market to replace an my good ol' blue and orange tarp.
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Just to add to this,At Summer Camp this year we were treated to an impromptu fashion parade/catwalk display of Dryrobe and 'others' hosted by @Dellmassive and the magical Lisa. Wifey and I tried on all the available offerings on show and (she) decided we preferred the 'Red Original' brand. Felt fluffier and warmer to us(her)!
When we returned home our Fairy Godmother (the mother in law) waved her magic wand (well, her debit card) and low and behold we now are the proud owners of 2 black Reds! They are housed in a draw string bag which sucks the air from the pack and they take up very little space in the van. We got 15% NHS/Bluelight discount from the Red site, worth having.
I'm 5ft 10", 12 stone, an 'L' for me, the Mrs had an 'S' tallish skinny girl. Fit perfectly.
We used them for real at Autumn camp, the cool night air didn't get through them.
There's more meat on a butchers biro than my Mrs so for her to be warm and happy was a massive credit to Red!
After Autumn Camp it took nearly a month of airing to lose the smell of the campfire though, and you're not allowed to wash them!
All in all a great bit of kit, heartily recommended.
I've never watched Strictly...Decadance
Welcome to the prosseco club mate. Happy hobnobbing!Just to add to this,
I've now added a RED robe to my collection. New to me in 2024.
Very plush and soft material.
Now feels like I can go forest bashing with the dog in the dryrobe Land rover.
Then go hobnobbing with the elite prossesco crew in the RED robe Aston Martin.