In reply to Post #1
Hiya,

I don't know of an "off the shelf" solution but you could try LINKY POO™ https://www.defiantmps.uk/.

I'm pretty sure the owner is "Defiant.one" on this forum.

Good luck

In reply to Post #38
Can you post about these when you've finished.? I'd love to see them, along with any tips and tricks.

A fishing buddy and me have collected 3 * 2.75 ballistas each and plan to rebuild them someday.

Go Outdoors have a sale (for a change ) and have the Fox Edges Medium Loaded tackle box for £40.97. Even if you add the £5 "membership", still seems a decent price.

LINKY POO™ https://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/19627487/fox-loaded-medium-fishing-tackle-box-19627487

In reply to Post #6
Many thanks for the link. 2 ordered.
I'm just weak I tell ya!

In reply to Post #2
Many thanks

Hiya all.

I'm looking for a bit of advice please.

I currently have a Fox FX quiver / holdall carrying 5 rods (3 + marker and spod), net and handle, brolly and sticks.
It's a top quality bit of kit, but there a few things I'd like to improve on:
- 5 made up rods make it unbalanced when using the shoulder strap.
- Never been comfortable having to strap up 5 mini pits against each other.
- The rod butt holder sleeves are so slim and long, it naffs me off getting the rods back in.
- As its a quiver (and my OCD ) I use neoprene reel cases and tip and butt protectors, making it a bit of mission to pack and unpack.

Can anyone with the Sonik 5 Rod Compact Rod Sleeve tell me if it would fit the bill? I'm hoping its pretty quick to put the rods in and out (not needing the rod cases and tip tops), and the balance of 3 down + 2 up makes walking with it easier?

Other suggestions are of course welcome

Standout items of sh1te for me are:
1) A fox holdall. The Zips drove me up the wall, a constant battle to get in and out. Absolute garbage.
2) A Diem net from the Brentwood show and that fella Surgay The spreader insert holes were offset at weird angles. Getting it changed was an interesting challenge that became a point of principle, and I guess I was more resolute than he was! (lessons learned!)

In reply to Post #7
This - Apply as thin as you can get it!

Use it on my motorbike - incredible stuff.