Hi all
Ive gone back to using a 60" umbrella all year round now, so space is at much more of a premium than it was when I used a Frontier, and i'm looking for luggage that will fit underneath my bedchair.
Ideally a bigger carryall under the middle, a coolbag under the foot end and a bits bag under the head end.
Is there anything on the market that is low enough for what i want?
I dont really want to go down the route of the stackable plastic boxes that Nash and Ridgmonkey produce if I dont have to.
The Nash Waterbox 230 looks like exactly what i need, but trying to get hold of anything from Nash these days is bordering on the impossible.
Any luggage suggestion at all from anyone?
Thanks chaps.
Simon
Ive gone back to using a 60" umbrella all year round now, so space is at much more of a premium than it was when I used a Frontier, and i'm looking for luggage that will fit underneath my bedchair.
Ideally a bigger carryall under the middle, a coolbag under the foot end and a bits bag under the head end.
Is there anything on the market that is low enough for what i want?
I dont really want to go down the route of the stackable plastic boxes that Nash and Ridgmonkey produce if I dont have to.
The Nash Waterbox 230 looks like exactly what i need, but trying to get hold of anything from Nash these days is bordering on the impossible.
Any luggage suggestion at all from anyone?
Thanks chaps.
Simon
In reply to Post #1
A ruckall style bag would work well, few companies make them. Low profile and normally a plastic base so easy to slide in and out.
A ruckall style bag would work well, few companies make them. Low profile and normally a plastic base so easy to slide in and out.
In reply to Post #1
Best fitting large under bedchair bag I've used is the Gardner Barrow Bag . . .loads of compartments that are velcro dividable / easily accessible including a thermal pocket - you'll need a barrow to lug it tho as it has a large (but low profile) footprint! Might be willing to part with mine - only ever used it for French trips for stowing additional 'stuff' but you could easily use it as a single bag for pretty much everything!
Best fitting large under bedchair bag I've used is the Gardner Barrow Bag . . .loads of compartments that are velcro dividable / easily accessible including a thermal pocket - you'll need a barrow to lug it tho as it has a large (but low profile) footprint! Might be willing to part with mine - only ever used it for French trips for stowing additional 'stuff' but you could easily use it as a single bag for pretty much everything!
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I've been using one of these as my main tackle bag for around year & it's been put through its paces.
LINKY POO™ https://hamptonsprings.co.uk/product/cygnet-carryall-57614?variant=157184
It's a TARDIS & slides under a bed chair perfectly due to the low profile. Good quality at a fair price, recommended.
I've been using one of these as my main tackle bag for around year & it's been put through its paces.
LINKY POO™ https://hamptonsprings.co.uk/product/cygnet-carryall-57614?variant=157184
It's a TARDIS & slides under a bed chair perfectly due to the low profile. Good quality at a fair price, recommended.
In reply to Post #1
How tall is the bedchair with sag?
+1 for Belchs suggestion, I almost bought it but went with Chub Vantage Barrow bags.
I took back a Nash Cube as the 2 smaller comps were not really of any use and I tried using my Trakker under barrow bag but it's a tad floppy when not in frame.
How tall is the bedchair with sag?
+1 for Belchs suggestion, I almost bought it but went with Chub Vantage Barrow bags.
I took back a Nash Cube as the 2 smaller comps were not really of any use and I tried using my Trakker under barrow bag but it's a tad floppy when not in frame.
In reply to Post #4
Half the size of the Gardner but most importantly and similarly low in height . . .Could buy 4x Cygnets for the price of 1x Gardner however!
Half the size of the Gardner but most importantly and similarly low in height . . .Could buy 4x Cygnets for the price of 1x Gardner however!
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Has got me thinking I might return to a single monsta bag as currently taking too much / too many different bags / buckets . . .
This looks sexier / similar to the Gardner - Solar SP C-Tech Barrow Bag XL
Has got me thinking I might return to a single monsta bag as currently taking too much / too many different bags / buckets . . .
This looks sexier / similar to the Gardner - Solar SP C-Tech Barrow Bag XL
Angling intelligence barrow rucksack was perfect for this
Think Gardner or korum do something similar
Think Gardner or korum do something similar
In reply to Post #1
Ideally a bigger carryall under the middle,
More space under the foot end of the bedchair
Ideally a bigger carryall under the middle,
More space under the foot end of the bedchair
If you can get past colours (not really sure that matters being under a bedchair but I know folks like things to match) roller and roost bags would be a perfect fit, they even do hard case ones.
In reply to Post #6
I seem to be in the minority these days by carrying only what I really need.
No doubt the Gardner would be a fine choice for most.
I seem to be in the minority these days by carrying only what I really need.
No doubt the Gardner would be a fine choice for most.
Another thought, bait boat bags, like this, but lots of others to look at.
LINKY POO™ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223194483159?_skw=baitboat+bag&itmmeta
LINKY POO™ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223194483159?_skw=baitboat+bag&itmmeta
Carp life do a good quality ruck all
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The Speero barrow bag / holdall fits nicely under the two bed chairs that I own.
It's also a quality made piece of kit.
LINKY POO™ https://speerotackleshop.co.uk/products/speero-carryall-barrow-bag-xl
The Speero barrow bag / holdall fits nicely under the two bed chairs that I own.
It's also a quality made piece of kit.
LINKY POO™ https://speerotackleshop.co.uk/products/speero-carryall-barrow-bag-xl
In reply to Post #1
Thanks for all the advice, its really appreciated.
Simon
Thanks for all the advice, its really appreciated.
Simon