Nash Titan Bivvy Range Explained
Last Updated on 17 April 2026 by James Bevan
The Nash Titan range is one of the most popular bivvy families in UK carp fishing, but the naming can be confusing. Hide, Hide XL, Hide Camo Pro, T1, T1 Camo Pro, T2, T2 Camo Pro. Eight models that look similar on paper but differ significantly in fabric, frame, size and price.
This post walks through every Titan bivvy currently on the market, explains what separates each model from the next and helps you work out which one actually fits your fishing. If you already know what you want, head to our full bivvy reviews or jump straight to an individual review below.
How The Titan Range Is Structured
Nash splits the Titan family into three lines. Each line targets a different budget and session type, and each has a standard version plus a Camo Pro upgrade.
The Hide line is the entry point. The standard Titan Hide is a compact, lightweight 1 man bivvy at around £175. It uses 10,000mm HH fabric and a simple centre-boss frame that goes up in a couple of minutes. The Hide Camo Pro (£350) and Hide XL Camo Pro (£400) add Nash’s armoured outer coating and a larger footprint. The Hide Pro XL (£450) is the legacy top of the Hide line with extra height and width.
The T1 line is the mid-to-premium 1 man bivvy. The standard T1 (£495) uses 10,000mm HH fabric with a more robust frame system than the Hide. The T1 Camo Pro (£670) upgrades to 20,000mm HH Aquasense fabric with the armoured outer coating. Both are full-size 1 man shelters designed for serious session anglers.
The T2 line is the 2 man range. The standard T2 (£490) is a spacious two-angler shelter. The T2 Camo Pro (£800) is the flagship, combining 20,000mm HH Aquasense fabric with the armoured coating and a premium alloy frame system. This is the top of the Titan range.
Side-By-Side Comparison
| Model | Type | HH | Weight | Camo Pro | Score | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titan Hide | 1 man | 10,000mm | 6.2kg | No | 8.0 | £175 |
| Titan Hide Camo Pro | 1 man | 10,000mm | ~7kg | Yes | – | £350 |
| Titan Hide XL Camo Pro | 1 man (XL) | 10,000mm | ~8kg | Yes | – | £400 |
| Titan Hide Pro XL | 1 man (XL) | 10,000mm | 8.4kg | No | 8.6 | £450 |
| Titan T1 | 1 man | 10,000mm | ~13kg | No | 8.4 | £495 |
| Titan T2 | 2 man | 10,000mm | ~16.5kg | No | 8.9 | £490 |
| Titan T1 Camo Pro | 1 man | 20,000mm | ~12.5kg | Yes | 8.7 | £670 |
| Titan T2 Camo Pro | 2 man | 20,000mm | ~15.5kg | Yes | 8.9 | £800 |
What Does Camo Pro Actually Add?
The Camo Pro upgrade adds Nash’s armoured outer coating to the bivvy fabric. This is a rubberised layer bonded to the exterior of the material that serves two purposes. First, it significantly improves abrasion resistance, which means the fabric handles contact with bankside vegetation, gravel and rough ground far better over time. Second, it adds a layer of waterproof confidence on top of the base HH rating.
On the T1 and T2 lines, the Camo Pro upgrade also steps the base fabric up from 10,000mm HH to 20,000mm HH Aquasense material. That is a genuine performance jump, not just a cosmetic change. On the Hide line, the Camo Pro adds the armoured coating but keeps the same 10,000mm HH base fabric.
The price jump for Camo Pro varies by model. On the Hide it adds roughly £175. On the T1 it adds £175. On the T2 it adds £310. Whether that is worth it depends on how many nights you fish and how rough the conditions get. For 30-plus nights a year in mixed weather, the Camo Pro upgrade pays for itself in longevity. For summer weekenders, the standard version does the job.
Which Titan Should You Buy?
You fish short sessions and want the lightest carry: The Titan Hide at 6.2kg and £175 is the obvious starting point. It is compact, quick to pitch and genuinely waterproof for three-season use.
You want a bigger Hide with premium coating: The Titan Hide Camo Pro (£350) or Hide XL Camo Pro (£400) add the armoured layer and extra space. Good if you like the Hide design but want more durability and a little more room.
You fish regularly and want a proper 1 man session bivvy: The Titan T1 at £495 is Nash’s core 1 man bivvy. Proven, well-built and large enough for a wide bedchair plus tackle. Thousands of anglers fish from one.
You want the best 1 man Titan with no compromises: The Titan T1 Camo Pro at £670 pairs 20,000mm Aquasense fabric with the armoured coating. Our pick for serious 1 man session anglers who fish year-round.
You need a 2 man bivvy: The Titan T2 at £490 is strong value for a two-angler shelter with flagship-level build quality. It scores 8.9 overall.
You want the flagship 2 man with maximum weather protection: The Titan T2 Camo Pro at £800 is the top of the range. 20,000mm Aquasense fabric, armoured coating and a premium alloy frame. It also scores 8.9 overall and tops our best 2 man bivvies guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
The T1 uses 10,000mm HH fabric with a standard outer finish. The T1 Camo Pro upgrades to 20,000mm HH Aquasense fabric and adds Nash’s armoured outer coating for better abrasion resistance and waterproofing. The Camo Pro costs roughly £175 more. Interior layout, frame design and features are identical between the two.
For occasional winter overnighters in sheltered swims, the 10,000mm HH fabric handles normal UK rain. For regular multi-night winter sessions in exposed venues, the T1 Camo Pro or T2 Camo Pro with their 20,000mm HH Aquasense fabric are a safer bet. Adding an overwrap to the Hide also extends its winter capability significantly.
The standard Titan T2 at £490 offers exceptional value. It scores 8.9 overall with genuine two-angler space and flagship-level build quality at a mid-range price. For 1 man bivvies, the Titan Hide at £175 punches well above its weight for budget-conscious anglers.
The Hide is lighter (6.2kg vs ~13kg), cheaper (£175 vs £495) and faster to set up. The T1 is bigger inside, has a more robust frame and offers more headroom and porch depth. Pick the Hide for mobility and short sessions. Pick the T1 for multi-night sessions where living space and weather protection matter more than carry weight.
For anglers who fish 30-plus nights a year, yes. The armoured coating adds real longevity and the 20,000mm HH fabric on the T1 and T2 Camo Pro models is a genuine performance upgrade over the 10,000mm standard versions. For occasional weekenders, the standard versions deliver more than enough performance at a lower price.
Yes, and many anglers do. A 2 man bivvy used solo gives you room to store wet kit inside, space for a wider bedchair and a more comfortable living area on long sessions. The trade-off is extra weight and a larger footprint on the bank. If you fish multi-night sessions solo and value interior space, a T2 is a strong choice.
Find Your Perfect Bivvy
The Titan range covers a lot of ground, but it is not the only option. For the full picture across every brand and price bracket, check out our bivvy guides:
Best Bivvies For Carp Fishing – the full shortlist across every type and brand.
Best 1 Man Bivvies – solo shelters including three Titans.
Best 2 Man Bivvies – including the T2 Camo Pro at number one.
Best Budget Bivvies – the Titan Hide features here alongside other sub-£250 picks.
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Tight lines!