In reply to Post #15
I can beat that, someone is selling a pair of SS3000 boxes on fleabay for £300.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Daiwa-tournament-Ss3000-Reel-Boxes/353085694764?hash=item52358c232c:g:CjQAAOSwzSteymw-
I know the second hand market has gone mental, but even my hoarding problems wont stretch that far
I can beat that, someone is selling a pair of SS3000 boxes on fleabay for £300.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Daiwa-tournament-Ss3000-Reel-Boxes/353085694764?hash=item52358c232c:g:CjQAAOSwzSteymw-
I know the second hand market has gone mental, but even my hoarding problems wont stretch that far
In reply to Post #16
Thing is mate if someone has a pair of used SS3000s, they'll get more for them if they sell them with a box. Same as with mobile phones lol. OK maybe ote £300 more though
Thing is mate if someone has a pair of used SS3000s, they'll get more for them if they sell them with a box. Same as with mobile phones lol. OK maybe ote £300 more though
In reply to Post #17
What's this world come to 300 pound for boxes , bet theres someone out there stupid enough to pay that and that's more worrying
What's this world come to 300 pound for boxes , bet theres someone out there stupid enough to pay that and that's more worrying
In reply to Post #18
Glad Im not the only person but I dont have it as bad as some of you.
Glad Im not the only person but I dont have it as bad as some of you.
In reply to Post #1
I'm the opposite, I seem to sell my gear every six months. A multitude of reasons both financially and mentally, but I Have done it since I got my first proper pay packet at 17.
That way, I know which alarms/rods/reels suit me better years down the line for when I go into "comfort mode" and become a bivvy tramp. Plus, if a product is still on the market 15 years after release, chances are it's a quality, proven piece of kit anyway.
I'm the opposite, I seem to sell my gear every six months. A multitude of reasons both financially and mentally, but I Have done it since I got my first proper pay packet at 17.
That way, I know which alarms/rods/reels suit me better years down the line for when I go into "comfort mode" and become a bivvy tramp. Plus, if a product is still on the market 15 years after release, chances are it's a quality, proven piece of kit anyway.