Nash Titan Hide Waterproof Infill

Do you love your Nash Titan Hide, but hate the trial by fire (or, rather, air and water) that results every time your lively, active sessions draw the attention of the elements?  A turn in the weather, when you’re fishing from a bankside hide, can quickly put an end to your session – not great if you’ve been having plenty of bites, and are keen to stay out longer.

With this waterproof infill designed specifically for the Titan Hide, and brought to you by the carp enthusiasts at Nash, you can quickly and easily convert your Nash Hide into a fully waterproof bivvy, giving you the edge over the elements, and the chance of getting your next personal best, even while the weather’s doing its worst.

With a 5000mm hydrostatic head, and built from 420D nylon, this infill makes your Titan a force to be reckoned with, even under roiling, slate-grey skies, and in the teeth of a rain-soaked gale. Providing complete, all-round weather protection in seconds, this bivvy infill is lightweight yet reliable and durable, featuring a full zip on the storm panel front, and a twin-zipped, roll-up door which is secured with buckles and webbing for complete hold, allowing you to easily enter and leave when the weather’s eased off enough to have the door open.

Nash is a brand that’s synonymous with effortless excellence, and designed entirely around the carp lifestyle, with intelligent, focused attention given to the needs of anglers from all disciplines. When you buy your equipment from Nash, you’re buying something that will last you through many years of rough, rugged session fishing. You’re buying quality, reliability, and value.  And you’re buying the passion, knowledge, and expertise that comes with a lifetime of practical angling experience, and a genuine love of the sport and discipline. 

Take your Titan to the next level, and turn the Hide into a fully functional bivvy with the Nash Titan Hide Waterproof Infill Panel, designed to handle the UK weather’s frequent, sudden temper tantrums in classic, understated Nash style.