Compac 2 Rod Holdall 12Ft

Designed to carry your expensive rods and reels in the best possible condition, Compac's excellent new range of scabbards offer a very practical storage solution that allows you to get your gear out and away in no time! After many months of development and testing by some of our best anglers, we have finally come up with the best possible holdall that incorporates all the features an angler could want. No matter how you fish for carp and what type of water you fish, you will find a Compac sleeve that perfectly suits your needs! This comprehensive range includes a standard version that accommodates 3 x 12ft rods, as well as versions with less common configurations, including a version for anglers using the 10ft rods that have become popular in recent years, especially among younger anglers, and even versions that accommodate 5 x 12ft and 13ft rods, for those who frequent waters that allow four rods or like to take spare rods with them on trips abroad, for example. All bags are made of a highly durable and water-repellent fabric that will stand up to all kinds of use. The extensive padding and internal dividers ensure optimum protection for your rods and reels, and the bags can even accommodate rods with extra-large reels and starting rings. Designed to get you fishing as quickly as possible when you arrive on the lake, Compac Rod Holdalls feature a heavy-duty zipper for quick access to your rods and exterior pockets along the length of the holdall to store your landing nets, rod holders and other accessories. The scabbards also feature two additional exterior slots, perfect for storing your sounding or spodding rods (with or without a case), with pockets and straps to keep them in place. You'll be able to probe your spot quickly without having to take all the rods out of your case! Another feature that allows you to start fishing quickly is the exterior lead pocket or other similar sized accessories, which is ideal for storing your lead clips, Heli-Safe or any other system where the lead is removed at the end of the session after reeling in the lines. You can store them in this zippered pocket after you've repacked the rest of your gear so they're ready for later use.