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Post by davey on Jan 21, 2008 16:45:07 GMT
Thinking of treating Myself to a rod holdall; Looking at the Shakespeare Salt,or the Team Daiwa quiver,anyone got one? what do you think? or any other ones you would recommend.
Cheers
Davey
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Post by daznewland1 on Jan 21, 2008 17:14:17 GMT
had the daiwa one for about 4 years now and it still going strong but the mustad one is good aswell
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Post by stevieboy on Jan 21, 2008 17:22:48 GMT
I've upgraded from lashing my rods/tripod together with rod bags to bungie chord.
It's the future.
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Post by cuckoo on Jan 21, 2008 17:39:20 GMT
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Post by mick75 on Jan 21, 2008 18:39:08 GMT
I've upgraded from lashing my rods/tripod together with rod bags to bungie chord. It's the future. I had some scaffolders elastic ties these were the nutz but lost em all over the years.. like a 5inch bugie with a adjustable lock. I have had accidents with them bungies, hurts like hell when they snap around cold hands ;D that does bloody hurt and when the rubber wears off the hook they scratch your rod up |
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Post by meoc4life on Jan 21, 2008 19:04:56 GMT
do they over exaggerate the 8 rods do they do a smaller one that can hold up to 4 rods and a rod rest and possibly a small tent |
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Post by Pete B on Jan 21, 2008 19:31:25 GMT
I not came across a good one yet!
My titan one's still going strong after 9 years but the design is awful.
The open top ones (like the titan) require careful practice to prevent breaking rod rings when your tucking other rods or brolly's in and the side open ones (gun sling styley!) the zips usually balls-up within the first week.
Titan used to sell a rod sling, like whats being described with the bungy but with an over the shoulder strap.
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Post by kentcatcher on Jan 21, 2008 19:37:00 GMT
Ive got the shakespear salt rod holdall and have end had a problem with it, havent had it that long but impressed with it up to now.
Cheers
Simon
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Post by mick75 on Jan 22, 2008 13:19:19 GMT
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Post by lighty on Jan 26, 2008 12:39:12 GMT
I have used the Salt one for the last year (the one with the pull out bottom) and it has been excellent!
Its been up and down the back of the IOW (who knows how many times) covered in sand and mud with out a problem, takes your rods-brolly- gaff- rod rest and bits and pieces easy, and the zips still work fine.
I bought it because I use 15 feet rods, 7ft 6ins sections and it covers them well and fully zipped up.
Its not a protective bag, just a holdall that works fine. My only problem is with the carrying strap, its not an anti-slip type so beware it will slip off your shoulder unless you have it over the head style (though no good with a rucksack obviously) hope this helps?
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Post by davey on Feb 10, 2008 16:33:19 GMT
Does the salt or Daiwa ones allow for the rods with multipliers attached or is it just the rods?
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Post by solehunter on Feb 10, 2008 16:58:35 GMT
I've upgraded from lashing my rods/tripod together with rod bags to bungie chord. It's the future. Snap! (not literally though.....oh fate tempted)!  |
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Post by al49fishing on Feb 10, 2008 19:03:58 GMT
I bought one from veals 8 years ago very strong and lasting well.
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Post by Wizard on Feb 10, 2008 21:54:13 GMT
I ordered one of these last year ,strong and zips last .don't have to take reals off ,fits in brolly and rod wrest !! |
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Post by eccles on Feb 11, 2008 20:30:41 GMT
Got mine from Lidl's last year for just £10. Two pockets for reels, three strap in sections,two other long pockets for whatever plus decent adjustable shoulder slings all made of heavyweight canvas like material - why pay more?
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