Daiwa Mission Overnighter Brolly

Description

The Daiwa Mission Overnighter Brolly is a compact, quick-erect fishing shelter built for anglers who need reliable cover without a lengthy setup. Its frame uses a 60-inch heavy-duty steel rib profile, and the canopy is made from high-grade, fully waterproof PU-coated nylon fabric with taped seams. - Footprint Width: 2.30m - Footprint Depth: 1.65m - Peak Height: 1.20m (Variable depending on how low or high the ribs are pinned to the ground) - Frame Structure: 60-inch heavy-duty steel rib profile - Material: High-grade, fully waterproof PU-coated nylon fabric with taped seams - Total Weight: Approximately 4.8kg (Shelter only) - Supplied Hardware: Heavy-duty groundsheet, 2 x short storm poles, T-pegs, and an oversized carry bag The internal boss sets this brolly apart from a traditional umbrella. Instead of a long centre pole and bulky central mechanism, the Mission Overnighter uses a compressed internal rib cluster pushed tightly to the apex of the canopy. That frees up headroom and lets a bedchair slide right to the back of the shelter. Extended side wings wrap the outer canopy fabric low and wide to the floor, forming deep side panels that shield tackle boxes, carryalls, and bait from lateral wind-driven rain without needing a full front panel. The zip-on, zip-off front section is modular: roll it up completely for an open-front day brolly, zip it down as a full fabric wall for winter protection, or convert it to expose a large mozzi-mesh window for ventilation on muggy summer nights. Dual threaded blocks are built into the external front ribs, and the supplied storm poles screw directly into them, anchoring the front edge firmly to cut canopy wobble in high winds. The supplied heavy-duty PVC groundsheet clips along the lower perimeter to insulate the living space, blocking damp ground condensation and protecting luggage from mud. This shelter suits tactical overnight carp sessions where fast deployment and pack-away times matter, such as quick-hit overnights between work shifts. At around 4.8kg it fits easily into a quiver or strap system, making it a practical option for roving specialist anglers moving swims frequently along river banks for barbel, chub, or pike. It also works as a rapid-erect windbreak and day-session basecamp on commercial or syndicate lakes. To limit condensation on the internal ceiling through autumn and winter, use the dual-direction zippers on the front door. Unzip the very top of the door downward by 3 to 4 inches to create a letterbox opening, letting warm, humid air escape from the highest point of the shelter while keeping driving rain out. Standard-sized bedchairs and compact roamer beds fit comfortably, leaving ample room for luggage at the head and foot ends. An oversized XL or Wide bed system will also fit, but it needs to be pushed further forward into the centre line, which slightly reduces the remaining front floor space. Two short storm poles are included and attach directly to the front rib structure for front-end rigidity. The oversized, wide-mouth carry bag does not require meticulous, tight rolling — the brolly slides into the storage sleeve easily even when coated in mud, wet leaves, or heavy bankside moisture.