The Pole Case will easily carry a 16m pole, spare pole and kits. With all UK made poles now fitted...The Pole Case will easily carry a 16m pole, spare pole and kits. With all UK made poles now fitted with protective EVA end caps, sections can be confidently stored sided by side.
Separation and securing is also well considered with a pocket for half extensions, removable partition flaps on each half and a padded central partition.
For transport and handling we have applied interlocking carry handles, a removable padded shoulder strap and ‘grab’ loop strap for pulling forward or loading up more easily.
The mesh pockets at the base and elasticated cross straps, also keep everything safely contained when opening. Dimensions: 1900 x 200 x 180mm
This guide is for anglers looking to protect and transport their valuable poles. The Daiwa Tournament Pole Case (TNPC) offers secure storage for a 16m pole, spare poles, and kits, providing peace of mind during transit. However, be mindful of the dimensions (1900 x 200 x 180mm) to ensure it suits your storage needs. This guide will cover the features, usage, and care of your pole case.
All features
Model Part Number
TNPC
Brand
Daiwa
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What are the dimensions of the Daiwa Tournament Pole Case?
The dimensions are 1900 x 200 x 180mm.
Can I store multiple poles in this case?
Yes, it is designed to carry a 16m pole, spare poles, and kits.
Is the shoulder strap removable?
Yes, the shoulder strap is removable.
How do I clean the pole case?
Wipe it down with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
What type of poles is this case compatible with?
It is compatible with UK-made poles with EVA end caps.
Does the case have any internal dividers?
Yes, it has removable partition flaps and a padded central partition.
Where should I store the case?
Store it in a dry, well-ventilated area.
What if the zipper breaks?
Try lubricating the zipper, or contact customer support.
Troubleshooting
Zipper sticks or is difficult to close.
Lubricate the zipper with a zipper lubricant or apply a small amount of wax. Avoid forcing the zipper.
Shoulder strap detaches.
Ensure the shoulder strap clips are correctly attached and securely fastened. Check for any damage to the clips.
Case feels unstable when loaded.
Rearrange the contents to balance the weight. Ensure heavier items are towards the center and bottom of the case.
Mesh pockets tear.
Avoid overfilling mesh pockets. If a tear occurs, repair with a suitable fabric adhesive or seek professional repair.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides secure protection for expensive poles and kits.
Offers excellent organization with dedicated compartments.
Designed specifically for modern UK poles with EVA end caps.
Features comfortable carrying options, including a shoulder strap.
Durable construction ensures long-lasting use.
Helps prevent damage to sensitive fishing equipment during transport and storage.
Cons
The 1900mm length might be too large for some storage spaces or vehicles.
Only suitable for poles within the specified dimensions.
May require careful packing to maximize space and protection.
Additional protection may be needed if storing other equipment.
The size may make it cumbersome for some users.
Limited capacity for anglers with numerous poles or accessories beyond the typical setup.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unpack the Daiwa Tournament Pole Case.
Familiarize yourself with the compartments, pockets, and straps.
Ensure the removable shoulder strap is correctly attached.
Compatibility:
Designed for 16m poles, spare poles and kits.
Compatible with UK-made poles featuring EVA end caps.
Check dimensions to ensure suitability for your specific poles and accessories.
Care:
Clean the case with a damp cloth as needed.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Store in a dry, well-ventilated area.
Regularly inspect for wear and tear, especially around zippers and seams.