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Protects pole sections in transit
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| Name | Hardcase Pole Safe |
| EAN | 5056317747522 |
| MPN | P0130138 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Storage Type | Case |
| Maximum rod length | 1600cm |
| Rod capacity | 1-2rods |
| Material | ABS |
| Rod type compatibility | pole_rods |
| Locking Mechanism | zipper, velcro |
| Transport length | 193cm |
| Width | 19 cm |
| Height | 13 cm |
| Weight | 3.9 kg |
It is designed to store and protect pole sections during transport and storage, with a rigid shell and internal securing straps.
According to the supplier, it can house two complete 16 m poles, or one 16 m pole together with multiple kits or spare sections.
It is a hardcase design with a strong ABS outer shell, intended to give more protection than a simple soft cover.
Yes, it features a removable deluxe padded carry strap for easier transport to and from the bank.
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The Preston Hardcase Pole Safe is a compact rod bag built to protect valuable pole sections during transport and storage. Its rigid ABS outer shell, internal elastic straps, and protective mesh help keep sections stable and organised on the way to the bank.
This model is designed for pole anglers who want a safer alternative to simple tubes or soft covers. It can hold two complete 16 m poles, or one 16 m pole plus multiple kits or spare sections.
The strong outer shell adds impact protection, while the internal layout helps stop sections from shifting in transit. This makes it easier to carry expensive tackle with more confidence.
Oversized zips, adjustable branded Velcro fasteners, and a removable padded shoulder strap make day-to-day handling straightforward. The 193 x 19 x 13 cm format offers a long, slim profile suited to pole storage.
The bag is made from ABS and finished with Preston branding. It combines a structured shape with practical carrying comfort for frequent sessions.
