Daiwa Bigaloo Shelter Blue

The newer version of the infamous Ian Golds Igloo, the Bigaloo is bigger and better! With an area of 2.5sqm, it increases the ground room, creating increased comfort. Great for two people or lots of gear. In addition, it is slightly taller so has more headspace. The added feature of the door allows for greater protection during those wintry nights. It is easy to put up, and like the igloo, it is bound to be a winner! The door flap attaches to an extra pole you pull across the front, so you can fish it completely enclosed or with a gap to peak out of a great idea! It will take a 6ft man stood up is 7ft wide and 6.6 Deep, this can be altered by moving the side legs out but will reduce the height a bit. This Shelter lays flat on the ground before erecting, making it exceptionally easy to put up, even in high winds! Anglers can sit on their tackle box and still have plenty of headroom even when wearing a headlamp! Velcro straps to hold spare rods when fishing. You can even stand up in it! Full-width doors. With enough room for a tall person to lay down and have plenty of room to spare.

How much bigger? Well the standard Igloo has a base area of 1.75sqm whilst the Bigaloo boasts an impressive base area of 2.5sqm.

Because of the unique way in which you can adjust the angle of the Ian Golds Bigaloo this extra space allows you to either have more ground room, ideal if you spread your gear everywhere or if two of you wish to share the Bigloo, or if headroom can be an issue you can set the Bigloo higher to give you more clearance.

Another additional feature on the Ian Golds Bigaloo is a door flap so you can have even more protection which can be nice on a long winters session. it also gives more protection if you want to get your head down for a few hours.

The Ian Golds Bigaloo shares the standard Igloos ease of use so with a bit of practice putting up and taking down is a simple task, even in adverse weather.

Large base flaps allow you to pile on plenty of shingle or stones to hold the shelter firmly on the beach. The flaps can either be fixed outside for greater internal space or inside for greater holding force.