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Description
The Greys Prodigy Tackle Base Rucksack an impressive high quality rucksack offering you the ultimate in tackle storage and transportation. With all your essential gear catered for perfectly organised for fast access. There’s a big central compartment, a decent sized insulated bait compartment on top and a shallow tackle section. There are also graduated small, medium and large pockets on both sides, along with a jumbo front pocket. This cleverly designed rucksack opens out to present tackle perfectly on the bank, also boasting reinforced base and ground contact points, a padded back support, waistband, adjustable shoulder straps, a carry handle and anchoring points for Prodigy Unhooking Mats.
Features
- Padded adjustable shoulder straps
- 2 medium side pockets
- Internal soft mesh pouches
- 2 Large side pockets
- Jumbo front pocket to accommodate the tackle base
- Insulated bait compartment
- 2 small side pockets
- Large main compartment
- Anchoring points for prodigy unhooking mat
- Back support and waistband
- Reinforced base and ground contact points
Specifications
- Weight - 1.4 Kg
Questions and Answers
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Not a question, just a tip. In answer to the question, "is it waterproof", I sprayed mine with Fabsil and now it is totally waterproof.
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Hi Stephen,
Not a bad idea, top tip.
Regards
TackleUK
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Is the rucksack and base waterproof?
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Hi Bruce,
Its not advertised by Greys as being waterproof, so its probably ok in a light shower but I wouldn't want to leave it out all night.
Regards
TackleUK
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Hi Are you able to ship to Northern Ireland. Thanks
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Hi James,
We're still shipping to Northern Ireland. So feel free to place an order and we'll get it out to you as soon as we can.
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Regards
TackleUK
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Hi I’m interested in this item but found it over £10 cheaper on wavein.com can you do the same deal ?
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Hi Gavin,
We've managed to find the same deal and unfortunately we cant match it at this time.
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TackleUK
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Reviews
There is a huge choice of new gear and accessories in the new Greys Prodigy range, which has been well received by the angling public.
I reviewed the Klip-Lok Tackle Base back in April of this year and gave it a big thumbs up. In fact I'm still using it now for my barbel sessions, as it holds everything I need to set up my rigs.
That brings me nicely to the Prodigy Tackle Base Rucksack. From its name you will have gathered that it ties in somewhere with the Tackle Base and you would be right, as the front pocket of the rucksack has been designed to hold one. But, that's just part of what this luggage offers.
Starting at the top, there is a shallow pocket, which is ideal for short banksticks, buzz bars and alarms mine fit perfectly. Below that, there is a medium-capacity, built-in cool bag to ensure your bait is kept fresh throughout the session. On each side of the luggage there are three pockets. You could describe them as small, medium and large, which I have used to carry reels, and larger accessories like my bag of leads and feeders.
That takes me on to the main compartment. It's big, but not such a silly size that if you packed it full, you couldn't lift the bag. I used this to carry a fleece, waterproof top and a towel, plus two smaller tackle boxes with my carp and float fishing bits onboard. That sounds like a lot of gear and it is. But, it enables me to transport everything I need in one piece of luggage when I spend a few days down in the south of England. For that alone, the rucksack gets a 10 out of 10!
On the subject of transportation, the luggage comes with a well-padded back, as well as padded shoulder straps and a thickly padded waist strap. So, carting it any distance doesn't put a strain on the upper body.
I'm the first to admit that I rarely carry a load of gear to a venue, as I prefer to travel light, especially when fishing rivers. However, I've taken it on a few carp adventures while the rivers were closed, where I managed to fit in everything I needed, including food and drink, for a stress-free session.
I've yet to find out how the rucksack performs in the wet, and with the way the British weather is behaving this year I'm not sure when I will. If you are looking for a good-quality rucksack that's well built and offers plenty of space for your gear, large or small, then the Prodigy Tackle Base Rucksack is well worth a good look.
This was bought as a present for my brother but having seen it I want one myself. It seems to fill a niche in the luggage market, being between a day-sack and a full blown session bag. In this sense it seems perfectly suited to the angler who does the odd overnighter but likes to stay mobile. On a first viewing, in common with most Greys products the build quality and materials are very good. There are ample padded pockets that open up well for easy access to contents and the chilled compartment on the top is perfect for keeping food items or bait chilled. Zips appear to be good quality and the back support and harness looks as though some thought has gone into its design. All in all a great product. A few months of use will determine if it would get all five stars!
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Delivery
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