Its not a big problem to do it yourself.
I use a normal heatgun or a weed burner for the garden.
Be careful with a open flame, lead melts very fast.
You should have some pliers or thick wire at hand to hold the lead.
Bucket of water to cool the coating.
With inline leads i put some drill bits with the same size of the holes in it. If you get coating in there your inlets dont fit anymore

Ist my fav pop up rig.
Works with any lead setup i tried.
Mostly leadclip, inline and free running lead

Had one, was so angry with this pos it died by my foot

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I wish they would make a larger one. Thats the smallest i got.
Cast very good, does not wobble in flight, opens everytime and retrieves very easy.
Wolf x spod is very good for hemp and small pellets, no parts that can get clocked up.
Flies ok and opens up almost every cast, got some who did not, but that could be more a problem with casting.
Retrieves also very good.
Spomb, everyone knows them, they are great, skips funny over the surface while reeling in though.
The Fox ones are good, but retrieving sucks because it catches the water in the top of it.

I thought about this problem over 20 years ago. I hate screwing things together.
Pelzer Phaser Rod Pod, just got to open up a few screws and fold everything out.
You can even leave the bite alarms on. Fish it low to the ground, highpod, hip height, everything is possible. I shorten the buzzer bars on mine, came as 5 rod Version.
Got a second one used as a backup. Its the best pod for me and i got hrought a few over the years. Always got back to this one.
Ist heavy enough, so you dont move it when taking up the rod, no wiggle at all and its sturdy as hell.

https://donau-freaks.jimdofree.com/allgemeines/meine-ausr%C3%BCstung/pelzer-phaser-rod-pod/

Link in german, sorry, found nothing in english

Do the same. You can simply take off inline leads or change to anything else like leadclip or run rig

I always go dia on line.
Got .16 on Spod,.19 on the fishing reels and.12 for spinfishing, which i would go 14 if i buy again. Frap that up a few times

Thats my braid for everything. Spod Marker, braid for snag fishing and spinfishing for pike, perch.
From yellow to camo in colours you find the perfect line for you.

They are great, only thing is the drag, like in most reels nowadays.
I put sone teflonwashers in instead of them. Now they work great.
Got four of them

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You're probably from the UK, regarding knifelaws, you be best of with a Leatherman Rebar Knifeless. If that doesn't matter, still the Rebar, but the normal Version.
I would stay away from the Wingman and Sidekick, the tools on them are not very good.
Maybe the Wave would be another option, mainly for the diamond file for quick hook sharpening.
The Signal is a good Outdoor Tool as well