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In reply to Post #23
Will ESP be releasing an updated version of the old Argos sunlougers to go with this old school vibe do you know?  
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This was a reply from Dave regarding the brollies from a brief exchange of messages this week.
Will be in shops from mid July. Total weight including mozzy mesh (which comes with it), 4 storm poles, mini groundsheet, 8 pegs and bag is 5kg.
Brolly on its own is 3.7kg (used ultra strong 8.5mm ribs which adds a bit of weight but makes it proper solid) and in most situations you only need 2 storm poles 👍
The 52 inch gives a nice old school
Vibe
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In reply to Post #20
Did anyone notice the little o rings on the two top ribs. I can only think it’s a way of attaching a mozzi front. Looking forward to seeing one in the flesh.
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In reply to Post #20
Dave Ellyat ( ESP ) posted on his Instagram stories they dissappear after a while.. keep an eye on there Socials. No doubt a few more pics reels and stories will be posted in due course.. 
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Anyone fancy posting a screenshot? I don’t have instagram
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In reply to Post #17
https://www.instagram.com/daveellyatt/
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In reply to Post #16
Just seen it looks a bit like the old school 50 inch Wavelocks with sown in sides.
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In reply to Post #16
Link please.. 🙂
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In reply to Post #15
Dave Elyatt put an image of the 52 on Instagram story
Looks lovely & yes does have sides
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In reply to Post #12
Thanks for that Tim.. I'm assuming they both have sides??
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In reply to Post #12
Can you not put a pic up or is that a no no atm??
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In reply to Post #12
Do you know how much they weigh and the pack down length?
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In reply to Post #1
I’m lucky enough to have one, so a few points that might help.
52&58 inch versions (I have the larger).
Smal up size is very compact. Only the back two ribs touch the ground so there aren’t two longer poles sticking up on pack down. Doesn’t seem to affect stability.
The grounds been too hard to get the storm rods in very far, so have just pegged the sides then brace the storm rods against that and it’s been great. Last night in it was on the end of a SW setup front on, on a 60 acre pit.
Movie mesh is removable with quite a new attachment type.
Really lightweight and easy to erect (being a brolly obviously), even though the material is tick/laminated type.
Any questions happy to answer.
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In reply to Post #10
Ahh, I see
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In reply to Post #9
The picture they put out was just of the label, rather than the actual brolly
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Tackle