Quick-erect shelter
- HH
- 25,000mm
- Weight
- 13.8kg
- Dimensions
- 390cm × 295cm × 175cm
- Capacity
- 2 Man




Trakker · Quick-erect shelter
Solo anglers who want more space than a standard 1 man without committing to a full 2 man shelter
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The WhichBivvy Verdict
The RS 150 is the one Trakker probably should have made years ago.
At 320cm wide and 230cm deep it sits in a genuinely useful gap in the market – noticeably bigger than a standard 1 man shelter but without the full footprint commitment of the RS 200.
For the solo angler who wants room to breathe, a proper chair alongside their bedchair and space for all their gear without sleeping in a cupboard, this is the RS to go for.
Everything that makes the RS range special is here in full.
Twenty-five thousand millimetre Aquatexx fabric, the Rapid Knuckle System that locks all five poles in one action, Adaptive Ventilation on six vents to fight condensation, and the blackout pigment that means you can actually sleep past sunrise.
The four internal mesh storage pockets and two internal hanging points mean you can get your swim organised properly on a longer stay.
At 150cm of headroom it is generous without being extravagant. The flatter rear design compared to older Tempest models gives you better usable floor space and means it fits into tighter swims than the dimensions might suggest.
It comes well equipped – groundsheet, clear window, two Quicksticks and T-pegs all in the oversized NXG carry bag.
Total packed weight is 16.8kg which means this wants a barrow. In return you get a shelter that genuinely handles everything the UK throws at it and then some.
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Solo anglers who want more space than a standard 1 man without committing to a full 2 man shelter
The Trakker Tempest 100 uses 210D polyester fabric with a 10,000mm hydrostatic head rating. Trakker’s own FAQ confirms 210D is their lighter weight material, distinct from the premium Aquatexx EV fabric used on the RS range which achieves 25,000mm.
A 10,000mm rating is solid for typical UK conditions and handles sustained rain reliably, though anglers fishing hard through winter in exposed locations may prefer the higher rated RS 100.
The Tempest 100 weighs approximately 6.6kg for the bivvy itself. Adding the pegs, Quicksticks and groundsheet brings the total to around 10.6kg.
This makes it noticeably lighter than the RS 100, which weighs 9.4kg bivvy-only due to the heavier Aquatexx EV fabric. The Tempest 100 is a genuinely mobile option for anglers who want the quick-erect Trakker design without the RS range weight penalty.
The Tempest 100 measures approximately 270cm wide, 250cm deep and 145cm tall at the apex externally, with internal dimensions of around 260cm wide, 240cm deep and 140cm tall.
Transport size is approximately 125cm by 23cm. This gives a proper 1 man footprint with enough room for a bedchair and kit while keeping the packed size manageable for most barrows.
The Tempest 100 is compatible with the Trakker Tempest 100 Skull Cap, the Trakker Tempest 100 Insect Panel and the Trakker Tempest 100 Inner Capsule, all sold separately.
These accessories let you build out the shelter for different seasons — the skull cap adds extra insulation for winter, the insect panel handles summer bug protection, and the inner capsule creates a fully enclosed inner chamber for additional warmth and privacy.
The 10,000mm hydrostatic head handles typical UK winter rain reliably for most sessions. Trakker’s own guidance notes that reported leaks are almost always condensation rather than actual water ingress, since their fabrics are tape sealed at the seams.
For hard winter campaigns in very exposed locations, the RS 100 with 25,000mm Aquatexx EV fabric and Adaptive Ventilation offers a meaningful step up in both waterproofing and condensation management, but the standard Tempest 100 is a genuinely capable winter shelter for most UK anglers.
The core design is similar — both use the same patented quick-erect hinge block and exoskeletal aluminium frame. The difference is fabric and features. The standard Tempest 100 uses 210D polyester at 10,000mm HH and weighs around 6.6kg.
The RS 100 uses Aquatexx EV fabric at 25,000mm HH, includes Adaptive Ventilation, blackout pigment and the Rapid Knuckle System, and weighs 9.4kg. The RS 100 costs significantly more but delivers meaningfully better weather performance for anglers who fish hard through the coldest months.
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