Vans Kira

Advantages: Great Service, products and delivery
Disadvantages: none

...I've just bought a 10ft Skyhigh Trampoline and Safety Enclosure package deal from Big Game Hunters. It came with a cover and ladder and delivery was free. The guy on the phone said delivery was 3-5 days, and it came the next day. Amazing! I was shocked when the courier knocked on the door.... The package was strapped up securely and although you could tell it had been in a couriers van, the package wasn't damaged. A good start in my book. The courier put the boxes in the back garden for me too. The boxes are quite heavy so I would suggest that 2 people move the boxes Building the trampoline took less time that I thought, about 40 minutes and the enclosure about 1 hr. The whole thing looks very smart and my kids love it. Excellent value product from Big Game Hunters. Great knowledgeable customer service too. Highly recommend... Read review

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Advantages: Small, light, quick and easy to put up
Disadvantages: Not good if you get lucky ;0)

...I've been camping since I was a kid so I know a reasonable amount about tents. Usually, when I go camping, there are others with me, such as family, or friends. As a result, I've had 6-man frame tents that come in two 30kg bags, 4-man dome tents, 5 man dome tents, and now a huge 9-man dome tent. But this is the only 1-man tent I've ever had. And believe it or not, I bought this for work!!! You see, I'm a courier and I occassionally get jobs to Western EU countries. I could get a hotel, but as I'm self employed, it's another extra coming out of my profits. And as the Europeans do camp sites far better than we do in the UK, it'd be a shame not to make use of them. Besides, £50 for a night in a hotel, or £10 for a campsite... why not? But of course, since I drive a small van, space is of a premium. There's no point having a large tent... Read review

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Advantages: Catch you bigger fish
Disadvantages: Fragile and take a lot of looking after if you're going to store them correctly, keeping them fresh

...with a lot of groundbait. To start the session, I’d feed 4 tennis ball size balls (here I go again Moose) of the groundbait (something like Van Den Eynde ‘Superlake’), in a tight a circle as I could get them on the target area, normally at about 8 metres from the bank (for me). I’d then leave it to settle for a while (about half an hour), and fish another line to pick up a few fish from somewhere else to pass the time. This will allow the fish to gain a bit of confidence, meaning that when you start catching them they won’t be so easily scared away. I’d then perhaps introduce 1 more tennis sized ball of groundbait and from that point on I’d actually loose feed relatively little, but feed a walnut size ball of groundbait every couple of fish perhaps (or every 10 minutes if its going slow... Read review

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