markcw
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Yesterday I decided to buy the PI pole safe holdall. it's made from ABS dimensions are 190cm x 16cm x 14cm.
It has a carry handle along with a detachable shoulder strap.with a full length zip around zip.
Internally it is padded with two mesh pockets either side at the bottom .also has velcro straps .
One one side I have a 16 metre pole and an 8.5 metre margin pole, inside the 16metre section I have a dolly butt with a couple of topkits inside it.
On the other side of the holdall I have three spare short number four sections ,two spare long number four sections a total of twelve topkits ,landing net handle, 8 metre whip and another dolly butt. Weight wise when loaded, it is lighter than when I used a PI monster hardcase holdall with tubes , and no margin pole or margin topkits .
Again transport wise it takes less room in my car.
it is a good piece ok kit, on par with the Cresta version. I have seen other brands but they seemed flimsy.
I Know a couple of people who use them as standard rod holdalls .
Even though I have put main pole and margin pole with all the kits in it ,this was to check capacity and weight.
it will be a case of take what is required for the venue, such as leave margin pole and topkits out along with a couple of main pole topkits .
I am pleased with with it and it is ideal if anyone mainly pole fishes, but I am not ruling feeder or float rods out if that is someone's preferred method,
it is compact,light,and easily to carry ,or put on a barrow, Price is £120.
It has a carry handle along with a detachable shoulder strap.with a full length zip around zip.
Internally it is padded with two mesh pockets either side at the bottom .also has velcro straps .
One one side I have a 16 metre pole and an 8.5 metre margin pole, inside the 16metre section I have a dolly butt with a couple of topkits inside it.
On the other side of the holdall I have three spare short number four sections ,two spare long number four sections a total of twelve topkits ,landing net handle, 8 metre whip and another dolly butt. Weight wise when loaded, it is lighter than when I used a PI monster hardcase holdall with tubes , and no margin pole or margin topkits .
Again transport wise it takes less room in my car.
it is a good piece ok kit, on par with the Cresta version. I have seen other brands but they seemed flimsy.
I Know a couple of people who use them as standard rod holdalls .
Even though I have put main pole and margin pole with all the kits in it ,this was to check capacity and weight.
it will be a case of take what is required for the venue, such as leave margin pole and topkits out along with a couple of main pole topkits .
I am pleased with with it and it is ideal if anyone mainly pole fishes, but I am not ruling feeder or float rods out if that is someone's preferred method,
it is compact,light,and easily to carry ,or put on a barrow, Price is £120.