Nash Subterfuge Hi Protect 12ft - 1 Rod Skin
Rod Sleeve for 1 Carp Rod, 12ft Length / Nash
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Nash Subterfuge Hi Protect 12ft - 1 Rod Skin
The Nash Subterfuge Hi Protect 1 Rod Skin 12ft is a durable and reinforced cover designed for maximum protection of two-piece carp rods measuring 12ft in length. With its impact-resistant and water-resistant construction, it effectively secures your gear against mechanical damage and moisture during transport.
The cover is designed to easily accommodate modern carp rods equipped with large reels and 50mm butt rings. A wide reel chamber, sturdy zippers, and additional elastic loops for accessories make this a practical solution for every carp angler.
Product Specifications:
- Dedicated for two-piece rods measuring 12ft (also available in 10ft and 13ft versions)
- Rigid, impact-resistant construction for maximum protection
- Waterproof coating to protect equipment from moisture
- Wide reel chamber for easy insertion and removal of the rod
- Front, full-length zipper with anti-snag system
- Internal Velcro strap to stabilize the rod inside the cover
- Reinforced tip cover for additional protection
- External zippered pocket, ideal for weights or central unit
- EVA handle for comfortable transport
- Four pairs of elastic loops for bank sticks or distance markers
- Compatible with optional shoulder strap (not included)
Dimensions: -
NOTE: The cover does not include a shoulder strap (available separately)
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