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Shelters · Two-man bivvies · Our take
Nash Titan T2
Nash Titan T2
The Nash Titan T2 is a big, bombproof-feeling two-man bivvy with a fast Titan frame, generous headroom and a cracking weather-focused setup.
- Overall size: 193cm high x 320cm wide x 286cm deep.
- Complete package weight is 16.5kg, including bivvy, poles and HD groundsheet.
- The bivvy-only weight is 14kg, with the HD groundsheet adding 2.5kg.
- Supplied with an internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, windows, pegs and carry bag.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Nash Titan T2 bivvy package supplied with the internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet, windows and carry bag.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A high-quality, roomy shelter package aimed at serious sessions rather than lightweight mobility.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.6/10
- Performance9.5/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.8/10
- Ease of Use9/10
- Value for Money8.9/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers fishing longer sessions or sharing a swim. The roomy footprint, high roof and two-man layout give you space for beds, kit and a bit of breathing room.
- Anglers who want fast setup without sacrificing shelter strength. The rigid Titan centre block and supplied poles keep the pitching process simple and tidy.
Maybe skip if
- Mobile anglers doing quick overnighters. The 16.5kg complete weight and long 168cm packdown make it more of a serious-session shelter than a nimble one.
- Anyone fishing cramped pegs or narrow platforms. At 320cm wide and 286cm deep, it needs a generous swim with room to pitch properly.
The lowdown
Introducing the Nash Titan T2
The Nash Titan T2 is a big, bombproof-feeling two-man bivvy with a fast Titan frame, generous headroom and a cracking weather-focused setup.
- Overall size: 193cm high x 320cm wide x 286cm deep.
- Complete package weight is 16.5kg, including bivvy, poles and HD groundsheet.
- The bivvy-only weight is 14kg, with the HD groundsheet adding 2.5kg.
- Supplied with an internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, windows, pegs and carry bag.
Quick verdict
A cracking two-man shelter when space and weather protection matter
The Nash Titan T2 is a serious bit of shelter kit. It gives you loads of usable room, proper standing height and a rigid centre-block frame that keeps setup refreshingly straightforward.
It’s not a lightweight overnighter’s bivvy, and the packed length is a consideration. But for longer carp or coarse sessions, rough weather and sharing the swim with a mate, it looks a very strong package.
A high-quality, roomy shelter package aimed at serious sessions rather than lightweight mobility.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.6/10
- Performance
- 9.5/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.8/10
- Ease of Use
- 9/10
- Value for Money
- 8.9/10
The rigid Titan centre block, substantial frame setup and comprehensive accessories make this feel like a serious shelter package.
The large footprint, high roof, adjustable storm poles and 10,000mm waterproof rating suit demanding sessions.
It won’t catch fish for you, but better comfort and weather protection can keep you focused and fishing effectively for longer.
The rigid centre block is designed for rapid assembly, although the shelter’s size and weight still need sensible handling.
You get the groundsheet, vapour shield, windows, pegs and poles in the package, which makes the overall proposition stronger than a bare bivvy.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Nash Titan T2
The Nash Titan T2 is a proper bit of shelter, mate. Not one of those tiny bivvies where your bed, brew kit and tackle bag are all fighting for the same square foot. This is a roomy two-man setup aimed at anglers who want comfort, headroom and a bit of breathing space on longer sessions.
Straight away, the size tells you what sort of job it’s built for. You’re looking at 320cm wide by 286cm deep, with an overall height of 193cm. That’s a generous footprint, and it gives you far more freedom to organise the swim-side essentials. Beds, bait, clothing and tackle don’t all need to be stacked like a game of Tetris.
The 168cm door height is another big plus. You won’t be standing bolt upright through it, but getting in and out is a lot less of a faff than with a low-slung shelter. There’s proper headroom inside too, which makes those long wet spells much more bearable. When the rods are quiet and the kettle’s on, that matters.
The Titan frame is built around Nash’s rigid centre block. That’s the heart of the setup, giving the shelter a solid structure and helping it go up quickly. You’ve also got a tension bar and two adjustable storm poles supplied, with the poles covering 48 to 82 inches. That gives you useful flexibility when you’re levelling things up on uneven ground.
Weather protection is clearly high on the T2’s list. The nylon outer carries a 10,000mm hydrostatic head rating, while the extended forward storm peak helps keep rain from sneaking through the entrance. It won’t make a biblical downpour disappear, obviously, but the design is aimed squarely at keeping the living area drier and more usable when the weather turns a bit grim.
The internal vapour shield is a handy inclusion as well. It helps manage condensation inside the shelter, especially when you’ve got two anglers breathing away overnight. It also adds another layer between you and the outer, which is welcome during colder sessions. You can still ventilate sensibly, but you’re not starting from scratch with extras.
The T2 comes with an HD groundsheet weighing 2.5kg, taking the complete package to 16.5kg. That’s not featherweight, so it’s worth being honest about where it fits. This is more at home on a barrow or being carried a sensible distance than dragged halfway round a sprawling venue for a quick evening bite-time.
Packdown is 168cm long by 34cm wide. Again, that’s manageable with the right transport, but you’ll want to check your van, car or barrow arrangement before buying. The shelter folds down neatly enough in concept, yet it’s still a large two-man bivvy. There’s no hiding that, and tight pegs won’t suddenly become roomy because the carry bag is included.
The supplied windows add a nice bit of session flexibility. You get a Velcro mozzie-mesh panel for warmer weather and a PVC Velcro window panel when you want more protection. Add the Nash T pegs and carry bag, and the package is ready to work rather than leaving you hunting down a pile of must-have extras.
So, who should be looking at the Nash Titan T2? Anglers who value comfort, structure and weather protection over a lightweight mobile approach. If you share sessions, fish long weekends or simply hate feeling boxed in, it’s a cracking option. If you’re a roving one-rod angler who moves swims every few hours, it’ll probably feel like a bit of a lump to lug around. Choose it for the room and stability, mate, and it makes plenty of sense.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Overall dimensions
- 193cm high x 320cm wide x 286cm deep
- Door height
- 168cm
- Packdown size
- 168cm long x 34cm wide
- Weight
- 14kg bivvy only; 16.5kg complete with HD groundsheet
- Waterproofing
- 10,000mm hydrostatic head
- Included
- Internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet, Nash T pegs, carry bag, mozzie-mesh and PVC window panels
Specs checked with Nash, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The big draw is usable space, not just headline size
The T2 is all about making life on the bank less cramped. Its 320cm width, 286cm depth and 193cm overall height give you room to organise beds, kit and tackle without feeling boxed in. Add the 168cm door height and getting in and out is far less of a faff.
The 10,000mm hydrostatic head outer, extended forward storm peak and supplied vapour shield all point towards a shelter built for proper sessions rather than a quick dash to the lake. It’s a big unit, though, so check your swim and transport setup before committing.
Closer look
A spacious Titan package with the useful bits included
The Nash Titan T2 is a full two-man shelter package rather than a bare shell. Alongside the bivvy, you get the internal vapour shield, HD groundsheet, tension bar, two storm poles, Nash T pegs, carry bag and two different window panels. That means less extra shopping before you can get properly set up.
The rigid Titan centre block is the key design feature. It gives the frame a solid backbone and helps make pitching rapid. The nylon outer uses textured-finish frame ribs and storm poles, while the extended front peak adds useful protection over the entrance when rain starts hammering down.
Worth knowing. The complete weight is 16.5kg, including the 2.5kg HD groundsheet. If you want to save a little on the carry, the bivvy-only figure is 14kg, but you’ll still need to account for poles and the rest of your session kit.
Who it suits
Built for comfort, space and longer sessions
This is a strong match for two anglers sharing a swim, or for anyone who likes a generous home from home while waiting for a proper take. The 320cm width and 286cm depth give you room to keep beds, bags and clothing organised instead of piled in the margins of the shelter.
It also makes sense for anglers who fish through changeable weather. The 10,000mm hydrostatic head, vapour shield and extended storm peak all help create a more comfortable base when the forecast goes sideways. On warmer nights, the mozzie-mesh window gives you airflow without inviting every flying nuisance in the county.
Worth knowing. Measure the swim before pitching. The T2 needs a generous footprint, and its 168cm packdown length means transport matters too. It’s a cracking long-session shelter, but not the bob-on choice for tiny pegs and constant swim-hopping.
FAQs in full
The questions you’ll want answered before buying
Yes. The HD groundsheet is included and weighs 2.5kg. That contributes to the complete 16.5kg package weight, so remember to allow for it when planning your barrow or carry.
Yes. The supplied storm poles adjust from 48 to 82 inches, giving you useful scope to set the shelter neatly on different banks and in changing conditions.
There’s a Velcro mozzie-mesh window panel for ventilation in warmer weather and a PVC Velcro window panel for a more sealed setup when the weather turns chilly or wet.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Loads of internal space and excellent headroom for a two-man shelter.
- Rigid Titan centre block makes assembly quick and uncomplicated.
- 10,000mm waterproof rating and extended storm peak suit wet, windy sessions.
- Useful window options, with both mozzie-mesh and PVC panels supplied.
- Comes as a comprehensive package with HD groundsheet and accessories included.
Worth knowing
- At 16.5kg complete, it’s a hefty carry compared with smaller one-man shelters.
- The 168cm packdown length needs a decent barrow, van or roomy transport setup.
- Its size can be too much for tight swims or short, minimalist sessions.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01How heavy is the Nash Titan T2?
How heavy is the Nash Titan T2?
The bivvy itself weighs 14kg. With the HD groundsheet included, the complete package comes in at 16.5kg.
02What comes with the Nash Titan T2?
What comes with the Nash Titan T2?
You get the bivvy, internal vapour shield, tension bar, two storm poles, HD groundsheet, Nash T pegs, carry bag, a Velcro mozzie-mesh window panel and a PVC Velcro window panel.
03Is the Nash Titan T2 suitable for wet weather?
Is the Nash Titan T2 suitable for wet weather?
It has a 10,000mm hydrostatic head outer and an extended forward storm peak designed to help stop rain driving into the entrance. Use the storm poles properly and keep the shelter tensioned for the best result.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a cracking two-man shelter when space and weather protection matter. The strongest reasons to choose it are loads of internal space and excellent headroom for a two-man shelter. and rigid titan centre block makes assembly quick and uncomplicated.; the main trade-off is at 16.5kg complete, it’s a hefty carry compared with smaller one-man shelters..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Loads of internal space and excellent headroom for a two-man shelter.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers fishing longer sessions or sharing a swim: The roomy footprint, high roof and two-man layout give you space for beds, kit and a bit of breathing room.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “At 16.5kg complete, it’s a hefty carry compared with smaller one-man shelters.”
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