In reply to Post #1
Sonik vader x 3 rod pod for £60 cracking pod for the money
Sonik vader x 3 rod pod for £60 cracking pod for the money
In reply to Post #16
I think my mate has one - it seems a bit wobbly but so is he so maybe setting it up wrong
I think my mate has one - it seems a bit wobbly but so is he so maybe setting it up wrong
In reply to Post #1
I have an original solar sod pod and love it, packs down and fits in my buzz bar bag. It's one if them items of tackle I saw the grown ups with when I was a kid, but could not afford one then. It's just so well made and I think kind of retro. I did always use bank sticks but putting a pod into position is just so much quieter and less hassle then getting sticks in the ground, so find I use it all the time now. Picked mine up for about £50.
I have an original solar sod pod and love it, packs down and fits in my buzz bar bag. It's one if them items of tackle I saw the grown ups with when I was a kid, but could not afford one then. It's just so well made and I think kind of retro. I did always use bank sticks but putting a pod into position is just so much quieter and less hassle then getting sticks in the ground, so find I use it all the time now. Picked mine up for about £50.
In reply to Post #17
What is your budget
What is your budget
Have had a look at solar not a fan of stainless steel - prefer black if I'm honest. Budget is 100ish but understand buy ***** buy twice
In reply to Post #20
For that sort of money fox is probably the ones to look at or see what's around secondhand
For that sort of money fox is probably the ones to look at or see what's around secondhand
In reply to Post #21
What about best recommendations?
What about best recommendations?
In reply to Post #22
Depends what style of pod you like.I have a pod the wychwood tactical pod was copied from,I don't like buzzbars I prefer being able to adjust the height of my rods individually.If I was looking at the fox range then the quattro always seems to get good reviews
Depends what style of pod you like.I have a pod the wychwood tactical pod was copied from,I don't like buzzbars I prefer being able to adjust the height of my rods individually.If I was looking at the fox range then the quattro always seems to get good reviews
In reply to Post #24
More of a traditional style
More of a traditional style
In reply to Post #23
Decent - will keep a keen eye on it
Decent - will keep a keen eye on it
I have the Wychwood slim one, got it last year seems very good, use as singles or goalpost etc then if you need a pod just stick the cross braces on 👍🏻
Cygnet one is good
Had one for 7 years. Still gong strong
Had one for 7 years. Still gong strong
In reply to Post #24
Why companies are copying Keith's Trident design now & treating it as a radical new design is beyond me? I had one of the original Tridents back in the mid-early 00's with the open clamp design to hold the banksticks & was one of the best pods I ever had (still kept the Sod Pod for when needed to hike a distance as the Trident was not light at all).
So many copies of it from Century, Custom Angling Solutions, Wychwood, etc. Blatantly ripping Keith's design off. (Off soapbox now)
Why companies are copying Keith's Trident design now & treating it as a radical new design is beyond me? I had one of the original Tridents back in the mid-early 00's with the open clamp design to hold the banksticks & was one of the best pods I ever had (still kept the Sod Pod for when needed to hike a distance as the Trident was not light at all).
So many copies of it from Century, Custom Angling Solutions, Wychwood, etc. Blatantly ripping Keith's design off. (Off soapbox now)
There are a couple of x pods on eBay now well under your budget. I haven't used mine for a while, but it must be 15+ years old and still strong as ever.