| Reference | Longueur | Mesure | Quantité | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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12 ft
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12 ft | 195 x 40 x 25 cm | pour 6 cannes | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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151.55 (CHF) incl tax
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13 ft
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13 ft | 212 x 40 x 25 cm | pour 6 cannes | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
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159.95 (CHF) incl tax
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The Fox Camolite 6 Rod Hardcase is a rigid carp rod holdall designed to keep your tackle secure during transport, سواء in a car or on a barrow. Its purpose is simple: deliver reliable protection against knocks, abrasion, and crushing while keeping your rods ready to fish, neatly stored, and easy to grab when it is time to set up.
Designed for rods up to 12 ft, this hardcase focuses on peace of mind: it helps reduce the risk of damage to the guides, blanks, and reels during transport, while preventing components from tangling. It is a smart choice if you fish frequent sessions, carry multiple setups, or simply want better protection for your rod luggage.
The main benefit of a 12 ft hard rod case is protection. Where a soft sleeve may be suitable for some uses, a hardcase offers greater structural support, especially when gear is stacked, strapped down, or moved frequently. In practice, this means less worry about sensitive areas such as guides, tip sections, and reel seats, along with improved protection against accidental impacts.
Another major advantage is time saved at the water’s edge. With organized storage, you avoid having to untangle, readjust, or repeatedly check your setups every time you arrive. The holdall also helps extend tackle life by limiting wear caused by repeated rubbing and small impacts, especially when moving over rough paths or uneven banks.
Finally, the appeal of a “6 rod” model is that it streamlines transport: you can carry your main setups in one hardcase, simplifying logistics, reducing back-and-forth trips, and keeping storage cleaner at home or in the garage. For carp anglers who switch spots and venues regularly, this is an accessory that quickly becomes central to the kit.
Before closing the holdall, make sure each rod is correctly positioned and nothing is under pressure. If your setups are made up, ensure nothing is pressing unnecessarily on the guides. To protect your lines and accessories, store them so as to avoid tension points and crossed sections.
After a session, especially if the gear has been exposed to moisture, let the hardcase air out and dry it before long-term storage. Regular cleaning with a sponge (without aggressive products) helps preserve the finish and reduce dirt buildup. For transport, secure it firmly in the vehicle to prevent sliding and repeated impacts.
Question 1: What is the purpose of a rigid rod case (hardcase) compared with a soft sleeve?
Answer: A hardcase provides better resistance to transport stresses such as knocks, crushing, and abrasion. It is especially suitable if you often move several rods or if your gear is frequently loaded with other equipment.
Question 2: Is this holdall suitable for 12 ft carp rods?
Answer: Yes, this model is designed for rods up to 12 ft (approximately 366 cm), allowing you to transport your setups in a compatible long format.
Question 3: Can you store made-up rods with reels inside it?
Answer: The intended use is transporting multiple rods with internal organization to limit contact and stabilize the setups. Exact capacity, however, depends on the build and reel size.
