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Spod Rod + Reel Combo
Sleeping, cooking and hanging out under the same blanket
When your session lasts for days, or you're on the bank with a friend, a traditional one-person tent just won't cut it. This combo combines the Solar Social The Twin and the Solar Worldwide Recliner Low chair. You'll have a dry place to sleep, a space to cook and store your gear, and a comfortable chair for hours in front of the rods.
Solar Social The Twin
It's a tent with two separate areas: a closed and sealed bedroom, plus a gazebo-style social area at the front. In a single structure, you have space to sleep, cook, store your gear, and spend the evening with friends.
- Overall dimensions: 440cm (length) x 280cm (width) x 225cm (height)
- Front social area: 250 cm x 180 cm
- Standing height throughout the tent
- Quick-up poles with locking: assembled without inserting the poles into the sheaths
- Three doors: the front one becomes a veranda, plus two side entrances
- Full overwrap, waterproof front, pegging points and ability to mount storm poles for the awning
- Mosquito nets on the back and roof, plus an internal lining that reduces condensation
- Customizable front: mesh panel for air circulation or solid door for maximum protection
- Internal hooks and pockets to keep lamps, phone and valuables organized
Solar Worldwide Recliner Low
It is the reclining chair from Solar 's Worldwide line, in the low version: the seat is close to the ground and remains comfortable even under the veranda.
- Padded seat and backrest, designed for long sessions
- 5-position reclining backrest: straight when you're on the rods, inclined when you're waiting for the start
- Spring-Loc legs: adjust the height on the fly with a single movement
- Articulated mud feet, stable even on soft or sloping banks
- Sturdy frame and ergonomic design
- It closes flat, so you can transport and store it without taking up much space.
What you find in the package
- 1x Solar Social The Twin
- 1x Solar Worldwide Recliner Low
Combo price: €680.
