Hi All,
Can anyone recommend any 10ft rod holdalls which are decent quality and take up to 4 made up rods please?
Can anyone recommend any 10ft rod holdalls which are decent quality and take up to 4 made up rods please?
In reply to Post #1
I've got the trakker 10ft NXG holdall. Takes 3 rods inside and will take one one in a sleeve outside. Bought after asking to recommendations off of here. Pleased so far, quality is good and plenty of pockets for net, pole, sticks etc.
I've got the trakker 10ft NXG holdall. Takes 3 rods inside and will take one one in a sleeve outside. Bought after asking to recommendations off of here. Pleased so far, quality is good and plenty of pockets for net, pole, sticks etc.
In reply to Post #1
The sonik sk tek 3 rod compact rod bag are cracking rod bags for the money it will house 3 rods inside the rod bag and one on the outside either in a sleeve or without a sleeve has a nice bit pocket for other bits aswell
The sonik sk tek 3 rod compact rod bag are cracking rod bags for the money it will house 3 rods inside the rod bag and one on the outside either in a sleeve or without a sleeve has a nice bit pocket for other bits aswell
In reply to Post #3
Another vote for the sonik.
I spent quite a while researching, enquiring dimensions, capacities etc from manufacturers and finally some detail on here. Chris ( Carpy 09) clinched my choice and once again recommended something worthwhile so a big thanks to him.
It may be a little more than I was expecting to pay but the sonik is well thought out and now I've loaded it, the 2 up 1 down layout is a “must have” in my book.
Not used it on a trip yet but 3 made up rods fit easily inside and my made up floater rod with its smaller reel can also travel reversed in the middle section (in a cloth sleeve). That gives a 3 up 1 down and will do the job for me.
My biggest sticking point with some holdalls was the exterior pockets but the sonik carries my brolly, 2 nets with handles, numerous sticks and bars, 2 bare rods if required and there is still is a short socket about 4 inches across for something else to be strapped on. It also has a small bits zipped pocket that could be used for leads etc.
2 webbing and 2 rubber straps keeps exterior kit secure and everything is made even more secure by two more larger straps around the whole thing so it ends up a tidy a package unlike my previous holdall.
Another nice touch is the handle on the end to aid loading into the car, as I said earlier definitely well thought out and everything seems like it will last.
Another vote for the sonik.
I spent quite a while researching, enquiring dimensions, capacities etc from manufacturers and finally some detail on here. Chris ( Carpy 09) clinched my choice and once again recommended something worthwhile so a big thanks to him.
It may be a little more than I was expecting to pay but the sonik is well thought out and now I've loaded it, the 2 up 1 down layout is a “must have” in my book.
Not used it on a trip yet but 3 made up rods fit easily inside and my made up floater rod with its smaller reel can also travel reversed in the middle section (in a cloth sleeve). That gives a 3 up 1 down and will do the job for me.
My biggest sticking point with some holdalls was the exterior pockets but the sonik carries my brolly, 2 nets with handles, numerous sticks and bars, 2 bare rods if required and there is still is a short socket about 4 inches across for something else to be strapped on. It also has a small bits zipped pocket that could be used for leads etc.
2 webbing and 2 rubber straps keeps exterior kit secure and everything is made even more secure by two more larger straps around the whole thing so it ends up a tidy a package unlike my previous holdall.
Another nice touch is the handle on the end to aid loading into the car, as I said earlier definitely well thought out and everything seems like it will last.
In reply to Post #1
Fox camolite 2 up 2 down rod case
Fox camolite 2 up 2 down rod case
Nash scope ops 3 rod bag with the +1 rod bag. Nice and small weighs next to nothing too👍🏼
Cheers All 