In reply to Post #135
All joking aside. I've never used a pod that doesn't use bars. I'm struggling to see what advantages they have over a traditional pod, short of being able to raise up the tips to different heights and how often do you need to do that? I know loads of people rave about them, so I guess I'm missing something.
All joking aside. I've never used a pod that doesn't use bars. I'm struggling to see what advantages they have over a traditional pod, short of being able to raise up the tips to different heights and how often do you need to do that? I know loads of people rave about them, so I guess I'm missing something.
In reply to Post #136
Me neither.
I can't see as to the why part of the concept, you know? With bars you can protect your buzzers etc in a dedicated pouch, sure, I know you can do similar with these kinds of pods and Keith's design. Either way, I'd rather separate my buzzers and have them in their own dedicated pouch.
I was thinking of going for the JAG compact pod for my main setup and then this pod came along...which does the same as the compact pod does if, as I'd use it, with my current buzzer bars which just about works with JAG sticks. Taking a very good look at all of JAG's options, for how I use a pod which can be anything from on the bank to waist high deep in water, even though I could afford to buy all of the various sticks I'm ever likely to need, JAG's offerings don't work for me at all.
I'm looking at Summi's pods and they tick all the boxes for me except the don't make an ally version of their pods, which is unfortunate as I'd rather a light weight pod instead of stainless even though the pods are 300 grade unlike JAG' 316, whatever difference that makes. Despite there not being and ally version, I think Summit pods are much more of a Swiss Army knife than JAG's pods are and a heck of a lot cheaper.
Me neither.
I can't see as to the why part of the concept, you know? With bars you can protect your buzzers etc in a dedicated pouch, sure, I know you can do similar with these kinds of pods and Keith's design. Either way, I'd rather separate my buzzers and have them in their own dedicated pouch.
I was thinking of going for the JAG compact pod for my main setup and then this pod came along...which does the same as the compact pod does if, as I'd use it, with my current buzzer bars which just about works with JAG sticks. Taking a very good look at all of JAG's options, for how I use a pod which can be anything from on the bank to waist high deep in water, even though I could afford to buy all of the various sticks I'm ever likely to need, JAG's offerings don't work for me at all.
I'm looking at Summi's pods and they tick all the boxes for me except the don't make an ally version of their pods, which is unfortunate as I'd rather a light weight pod instead of stainless even though the pods are 300 grade unlike JAG' 316, whatever difference that makes. Despite there not being and ally version, I think Summit pods are much more of a Swiss Army knife than JAG's pods are and a heck of a lot cheaper.
In reply to Post #137
I thought 300 was a series?
304 and 216 basically so I'm led to believe?
where is 300 grade?
I thought 300 was a series?
304 and 216 basically so I'm led to believe?
where is 300 grade?
In reply to Post #137
Reading up on it, and I say this without expertise but "duplex" steel looks good?
Reading up on it, and I say this without expertise but "duplex" steel looks good?
In reply to Post #138
My mistake mate 👍
303 I see mentioned for a nut. I don't know 🙂
My mistake mate 👍
303 I see mentioned for a nut. I don't know 🙂
In reply to Post #137
Wasnt it you telling everyone how you took mountains of gear that a “gash” electric barrow couldnt handle?
Now youre worrying about a few kg on a pod.
Wasnt it you telling everyone how you took mountains of gear that a “gash” electric barrow couldnt handle?
Now youre worrying about a few kg on a pod.
In reply to Post #141
No. Blokes said i take loads going off a picture I posted, not me. I take what I need.
And so what if I would like a lightweight pod, what is that to you?
No. Blokes said i take loads going off a picture I posted, not me. I take what I need.
And so what if I would like a lightweight pod, what is that to you?
In reply to Post #123
Its either that or be just hang around the stand and ambush any potential buyers by playing the role of the slightly tapped JAG fan boy who invades personal space a bit too much.
Its either that or be just hang around the stand and ambush any potential buyers by playing the role of the slightly tapped JAG fan boy who invades personal space a bit too much.
In reply to Post #143
Are you stalking me?
Are you stalking me?
In reply to Post #144
I can offer a wide range of services for a large enough discount on this pod and some butt grips
I can offer a wide range of services for a large enough discount on this pod and some butt grips
In reply to Post #145
Do you use essential oils...might be interested.
Do you use essential oils...might be interested.
In reply to Post #146
Only if they chuck in some bobbins as part of the deal
Only if they chuck in some bobbins as part of the deal
STICKY-FINGERS Post
Looks like there's a price finally released 316 version is £10 dearer,
Jag RP1 Pod Prolite Black
Not available now apparently
Looks like there's a price finally released 316 version is £10 dearer,
Jag RP1 Pod Prolite Black
Not available now apparently
In reply to Post #144
Did Todber jump the gun on releasing the prices mate
Did Todber jump the gun on releasing the prices mate
In reply to Post #149
Not sure but they are the only UK based tackle shop showing up on google
Couple of Dutch shops have it due end of December, 514.99 Euros converts to £437+
Not sure but they are the only UK based tackle shop showing up on google
Couple of Dutch shops have it due end of December, 514.99 Euros converts to £437+