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ESP Quiver and Sleeve
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Reference:
P54074
Key Features
- Hardwearing material with reinforced base
- Will accommodate (3, 4, 5) made up rods
- Zipped central compartment for brolly or shelter
- Will also hold a landing net
- Handle length protective rod butt pocket
- Velcro / webbing bands to secure rods
- Long and short bank stick pockets
- Adjustable padded shoulder strap
- Super strong webbing anchor points
- Padded carry handle
- Zipped over-sleeve to protect rods during transit
- Available in 3 rod, 4 rod and 5 rod
- Please Note: These Sleeves do not include Reel Pouches
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| Model | Item name | ||
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| LUEQS003 | Size: 3 Rod |
£18.16
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| LUEQS004 | Size: 4 Rod |
£29.95
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Out of stock
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Priority delivery option available at checkout.
Full tracking is available through our couriers from the evening your item has been dispatched.
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Hardwearing, with a reinforced base, the ESP Quiver and Rod Sleeve accommodates tackled rods and landing nets; reel pouches aren’t included, so will need to be purchased separately. The quiver does include a zipped compartment for your brolly, as well as pockets for both long and short banksticks, giving you a convenient, low-profile way to get your essential kit to the bank quickly, easily, and without incident.
Velcro and webbing rod bands provide additional security, while a padded, adjustable shoulder strap and padded carry handles, with webbing anchor points, give a secure, stable hold which will be appreciated by roving anglers.
A zipped oversleeve tops off rod protection that really does think of everything – almost as though there’s some ESP in play as to what rods need to ensure they’re kept in the best possible condition.