In reply to Post #6
Before you rush out and buy the large size, get a caliper on the bit of rod that you intend to hold with the rod grip. I don't think there's any overlap with the size range, the small ranges from 10-18.5mm and large from 19-26mm.

In reply to Post #4
What would you consider to be the updated product to use on a peg where it isn't possible to use bank sticks?

In reply to Post #1
I use these with full duplon and haven't had any problems. I use the smaller size with the biggest insert and the set up grips the rod perfectly without ‘biting' so no issues lifting the rods out either.

In reply to Post #4
Because it's made by Greys The Prodigy 🤣

In reply to Post #1
Our boat rod holders came with 2 different mounting options, 1 to flush mount on the boat, 2 a clamp to mount onto a rail. I'm sure the second option could be adapted to mount onto a bank stick (or storm pole).

In reply to Post #3
According to the Aqua website, Chris is still involved with Aqua.

In reply to Post #1
If any of you use makita 18v tools, they make a USB charger that clips onto the 18v batteries.
Think I paid sub £20 for mine.
Not sure how they compare to a stand alone power bank but I get lots of charges out of a 5 or 6 AH battery.
Could be an option if you already have the batteries.

In reply to Post #1
Bought this jacket about a month ago and really glad I did.
Used it during a 4 day sesh at the end of April, it got cold at night but the coat is warm and it coped easily with a few showers.
It's the usual Aqua quality and it looks great. I was unsure on size, torn between L and XL. I messaged Aqua on Instagram and one of them got back to me saying they size up a bit large, so I went for the L and it's perfect.
It looks so good I wear it on the school run if it's raining, black side out of course.
Cheapest place I found selling them was Hull, and they've knocked a further tenner off since I bought mine.
Hope this helps. 👍