Nash Titan TC Pro

Nash Titan TC Pro

If you’ve been on the carp fishing scene for any length of time then you’ll have undoubtedly heard the name Titan. A legend in the truest sense of the word, the Nash Titan has been a stalwart of carp fishing life for a quarter of a century. However, the team at Nash thought that it was high time for the bivvy to experience a much needed make over, allowing the brand to make the most of the latest advances in technology, manufacture process, and materials. This new series of Titans far exceeds anything the brand though possible and it really is a quartet that has set a new bar for carp fishing bivvies and shelters. This Nash Titan TC Pro is the flagship model in the two ultra-light bivvies in the range – both of which have been designed for the mobile and roving angler. The Nash Titan TC Pro shares most of its credentials with the standard TC bivvy. However, as you might expect, it does benefit from some enhanced features which really set it apart and make it the ideal option for the dedicated mobile carper.

The Nash Titan TC Pro boasts an upgraded glass filled nylon block. This is the central boss system which sits at the top of the bivvy, giving the structure its ultra-quick setup. This new design ensures that the bivvy is super light in weight and this TC Pro comes in at under 10kg, allowing you to transport this bivvy with ease. Whether you’re barrowing between swims or you are packing this bivvy into its carry case at the end of the day, this feather-weight design ensures that you’re never suffering from a sore back or aching arms after a mobile angling session.

One of the best new features on this new range of Titan bivvies is the improved frame design, which works to maximise the internal space in the bivvy. This gives the TC Pro a completely flat back, enabling you to push your bedchair flush against the rear of the bivvy. This ensures that you have buckets of room out of the front of your system, allowing you to store all the gear that you might need for a mobile session with ease. The improved frame also features extend front ribs, which form a storm peak at the front of the system. The storm peak is an ideal year-round asset for the bivvy. In the summer months, this peak provides outstanding shelter from the vey worst of the sun’s rays, giving you ample shade from under which you can sit and survey your swim. In wet weather conditions, this storm peak practically eliminates rain ingress into the open door of the bivvy, keeping you dry even when you’re using the system with the front completely removed.

The removable front panel of the bivvy allows you to use this system as a standard brolly style day shelter, if you should choose. By inserting the panel you can transform the bivvy into a versatile year-round shelter system. The front door of system can function in the letter box style, which is ideal for use in the most inclement weather conditions. It also has a mosquito mesh infill option supplied as standard, which is ideal if you’re enjoying a quick summer overnighter and don’t want to invited nasty bugs or other creepy crawlies into your shelter. The Nash Titan TC Pro also benefits from improved rear ventilation windows, making it the ideal lightweight option for warm weather use. What’s more, the TC Pro boasts an improved breathable Aquasense material construction, which really sets it apart from the standard TC in both hot climates and wet weather conditions.