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Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed
C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed
A sensible, well-padded bedchair with six adjustable legs, a sculpted pillow section and a fold-flat frame. A cracking option for overnight carp sessions, provided its stated load limit suits you.
- Fold-flat frame with a double-hinge design.
- Padded mattress with a sculpted pillow or pillow section.
- Six fully adjustable legs with mud feet for soft or uneven ground.
- Dimensions are 182 x 68 x 30–42cm; listed weight is 7.6kg.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed, product code SVS72773. Don’t confuse it with other C-Series bedchair sizes or versions.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A sensible, comfort-focused bedchair with useful stability features and low packing faff. The mixed load-rating information stops it scoring higher.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.6/10
- Performance8.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.1/10
- Ease of Use9/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers doing regular overnight sessions. The padding, pillow section and stable six-leg setup make it a comfortable base for a full night on the bank.
- Anglers fishing uneven or soft pegs. Independent leg adjustment and mud feet make it easier to get the bed level and stop it sinking.
Maybe skip if
- Very tall anglers. At 182cm long, it may not give loads of spare room if you’re tall or like stretching right out.
- Heavier anglers who need a high load rating. The published limit varies between 105kg and 120kg, so you’ll need to confirm the exact rating before handing over your quid.
The lowdown
Introducing the Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed
A sensible, well-padded bedchair with six adjustable legs, a sculpted pillow section and a fold-flat frame. A cracking option for overnight carp sessions, provided its stated load limit suits you.
- Fold-flat frame with a double-hinge design.
- Padded mattress with a sculpted pillow or pillow section.
- Six fully adjustable legs with mud feet for soft or uneven ground.
- Dimensions are 182 x 68 x 30–42cm; listed weight is 7.6kg.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed gets the important bits right. It’s padded, stable and easy to level, while the fold-flat design lets you keep a sleeping bag on it between sessions. That’s proper handy when you’re trying to get packed up before the rain rolls in.
The main thing to check is the load rating. Retail listings vary between 105kg and 120kg, so heavier anglers should confirm the limit with the seller before buying. For anglers within that range, it looks like a bob-on, no-nonsense bedchair for regular overnighters.
A sensible, comfort-focused bedchair with useful stability features and low packing faff. The mixed load-rating information stops it scoring higher.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.6/10
- Performance
- 8.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.1/10
- Ease of Use
- 9/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
The padded mattress, double-hinge frame and six-leg construction make it look well thought through for regular bank use.
Independent leg adjustment, mud feet and a 30–42cm height range should make it easy to set up securely on varied pegs.
It won’t catch fish directly, but better sleep can leave you sharper for bite-time and less battered after a long night.
The fold-flat frame and ability to transport it with a sleeping bag still fitted cut down packing faff.
It offers the key comfort and stability features most overnight anglers need, though the load-rating variation needs checking.
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 Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed
A decent bedchair can make or break an overnight session. Get it wrong and you’re awake every hour, wrestling with a dodgy leg or feeling every bit of gravel through the mattress. Get it right and you can settle in, get the rods clipped up and actually enjoy the quiet hours before a screaming take. The Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed is aimed squarely at that second camp.
It’s a straightforward sleep-system job. No daft gimmicks. You get a padded mattress, a sculpted pillow section and a frame that folds flat for transport. That’s the sort of kit that makes sense for carp anglers who want proper comfort without hauling a giant, over-engineered bed around every peg.
The double-hinge design is the clever bit when it comes to packing. It allows the bed to fold down neatly, and your sleeping bag can stay on the bedchair during transport. That’s dead handy on a wet morning when you’re keen to get off the lake before the swim turns into a mud bath. Less faff is always a result.
The six-leg setup is another big tick. Each leg can be adjusted independently, so you’ve got a much better chance of getting the bed flat when the swim slopes away or one side is sat on softer ground. Anyone who’s spent a night slowly sliding downhill will know exactly why that matters.
Those legs finish with mud feet, which spread the load over a wider area than a skinny leg end. They won’t turn a boggy peg into a patio, obviously, but they should help stop the bed sinking too readily into soft ground. Set it up sensibly and it’ll feel more planted beneath you.
At 182cm long and 68cm wide, this is a fairly compact bedchair rather than a huge wideboy model. That can be a bonus inside a tighter bivvy, especially when you’re trying to squeeze in a tackle bag, brew kit and the rest of your night gear. Taller anglers, though, should check the length carefully before buying.
The height adjusts from 30 to 42cm. That gives you useful scope for uneven pegs and lets you choose a lower, cosier position or a bit more clearance underneath for kit. Keep the bed as low as practical in windy weather, and make sure every leg is properly locked before you climb in.
The 7.6kg weight is reasonable for a six-leg bedchair with this sort of padding, though it’s not an ultralight bit of kit. If your favourite swim is miles from the car park, you’ll feel it alongside a loaded barrow. For ordinary day-to-day carp fishing, it should be a manageable compromise between comfort and portability.
The one area to be careful with is the maximum load. Some retailers list 105kg, while Angling Direct lists 120kg. That’s a meaningful difference, so don’t just assume the bigger figure applies to every listing. Check the seller’s current details if you’re anywhere near the limit. For anglers comfortably within it, the C-Series looks like a proper sensible bedchair: stable, padded and refreshingly low on faff.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product code
- SVS72773
- Dimensions
- 182 x 68 x 30–42cm
- Weight
- 7.6kg
- Legs
- Six fully adjustable legs
- Frame
- Fold-flat, double-hinge design
- Maximum load
- Retail listings vary between 105kg and 120kg; check with the retailer
Specs checked with Prologic, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This is a practical bedchair rather than a luxury hotel on legs. The six-leg layout and mud feet are the real draw, especially on sloping, soft or peggy ground.
It should suit anglers who want a comfortable kip without dragging a massive, complicated sleep system around the lake. Just measure your shelter first, as its 68cm width still needs room inside your bivvy.
What you’re buying
A practical six-leg bedchair for proper kip-time comfort
The C-Series uses a fold-flat frame with a double-hinge design, so it packs down neatly and can travel with your sleeping bag left in place. That’s a big help when the rods are off and you’re packing up in a hurry.
Comfort comes from the padded mattress and sculpted pillow section. It’s not trying to be a bulky luxury sleep system; it’s a compact, sensible bedchair that gives you a more supportive place to kip than a basic flat model.
The six legs are fully adjustable and fitted with mud feet. That combination is useful on real-world pegs, where the ground is rarely flat and one corner always seems to want to disappear into the mud.
Worth knowing. The stated maximum load varies by retailer, from 105kg to 120kg. Check the exact listing before buying, especially if you’re close to either figure.
On the bank
Best for regular overnight carp anglers
This bedchair should suit anglers who fish overnight regularly and want comfort without going all-in on a huge, heavy sleep system. The 68cm width is useful in a tighter bivvy, while the adjustable height helps you make the most of an awkward swim.
It’s also a good shout for anglers who hate packing faff. Leaving the sleeping bag on the bed during transport means one less job when you’re packing away after a bite-time night.
Taller anglers need to think about the 182cm length. You may be fine if you sleep curled up, but if you like to stretch out, measure your sleeping position and shelter space first. The 7.6kg weight is fair, although long barrow walks will still make you earn your brew.
Quick answers
The bits you’ll want clear before buying
It should be, thanks to the six independently adjustable legs and mud feet. Put the feet squarely on the ground, level the frame carefully and avoid relying on one leg to carry more load than the others.
Its 68cm width and adjustable 30–42cm height are fairly compact, but shelter footprints vary. Check the internal dimensions, especially if you’re taking a wide bedchair, chair and several bags into a small one-man bivvy.
Only if the listed load rating gives you plenty of headroom. Retail information varies between 105kg and 120kg, so confirm the exact rating and don’t guess. The length may also be a consideration if you’re tall.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Six adjustable legs make levelling the bed much easier on awkward pegs.
- Padded mattress and sculpted pillow section make it more comfortable than a basic flat bedchair.
- Sleeping bag can stay on the bed during transport, cutting down packing faff.
- Mud feet help stop the legs sinking into soft ground.
Worth knowing
- The 182cm length may feel a touch short for taller anglers.
- Retailers list different maximum loads, from 105kg to 120kg, so you need to check before buying.
- At 7.6kg, it’s manageable but not the lightest option for long barrow walks.
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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.
01Can you leave a sleeping bag on the Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed?
Can you leave a sleeping bag on the Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed?
Yes. The bedchair is designed so a sleeping bag can remain on it during transport, which saves a fair bit of folding and packing faff.
02How many legs does the Prologic C-Series bedchair have?
How many legs does the Prologic C-Series bedchair have?
It has six fully adjustable legs, each with a mud foot. That helps keep the bed steady and level on soft or uneven ground.
03What is the maximum load of the Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed?
What is the maximum load of the Prologic C-Series 6 Leg Fishing Bed?
Retail listings differ, with some showing 105kg and Angling Direct listing 120kg. Check the current retailer information before buying, particularly if you’re close to either figure.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are six adjustable legs make levelling the bed much easier on awkward pegs. and padded mattress and sculpted pillow section make it more comfortable than a basic flat bedchair.; the main trade-off is the 182cm length may feel a touch short for taller anglers..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Six adjustable legs make levelling the bed much easier on awkward pegs.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers doing regular overnight sessions: The padding, pillow section and stable six-leg setup make it a comfortable base for a full night on the bank.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The 182cm length may feel a touch short for taller anglers.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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