In reply to Post #1
Have a look at Edel Maya on Facebook mate she will make you one to your requirements

In reply to Post #1
Titanium pegs and the tackle box peg bag no issues. I stopped using a mallet a decade ago.

In reply to Post #3
These are very good as I've seen first hand around here that even needles don't stick in e'm.

In reply to Post #1
Aldi pegs in a hard plastic case , approximately 16 with a socket for wireless screwdriver £7.99 at the moment

In reply to Post #19
So no need for a mallet.
I've got those after a Gerry link a while back but I don't use the case I just throw them in a carrier bag,see my post #11

In reply to Post #20
Doesn't make sense? Why throw away a case that doesn't puncture for a sainsbury bag that does, keeps it all tidy and doesn't take up to much room

In reply to Post #21
Takes too long to put them in correctly so you can close the lid

In reply to Post #22
Take's me less than 3 mins, but being retired I've got all the time in the world.

I use an old plastic tube that used to hold waggler floats.

It's wide enough to take 15pegs and compact enough to slip into a side pouch or bivvy bag and stops anything from getting ripped.

In reply to Post #1
Get a pack of Hippo Patch Sealant and tape it. Looks like s**t but works a charm.

In reply to Post #25
I'm over the moon, 4u

I use 3 foot stainless pegs and store them in an 18th century archers quiver - I look the nuts drawing each one out and hammering the beggars in. Like a modern day Robin Hood with a Tempest.

I am talking to Ali about making these available to the masses