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Fishpond Grand Teton Rolling Luggage
The Grand Teton has the capacity to port all your gear for multi-week adventures. The separate bottom compartment is designed to securely hold six 4-piece rod tubes. This is in addition to your boots, waders, smaller nets, and much more. The upper main compartment for your clothing and other travel gear can be accessed from the interior clamshell opening for easy packing or from the top of the bag for easier access while traveling.
* 125L (7,627 cu. in.) - 35" x 16" x 11" -11.35lb
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| Description | Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Fishpond Grand Teton Rolling Luggage | $399.95 | Add to Cart |
Fishpond Grand Teton Rolling Luggage Details:
* 35" tall Rolling bag fits 6 standard length rod tubes in the protected compression molded base with rod tube cradles.
* Also compatible with the fishpond 32" Jackalope Rod Tube Case
* Clamshell zippered opening
* 420D Cyclepond Fishpond Fabric with ballistic fabric accents on high abrasion areas
* Compression molded bottom laminated with ballistic fabric
* Neoprene edges on interior zipper pockets for stretch and durability on the internal zippers
* PU and DWR coated base compartment keeps damp waders and dirty boots from getting your other belongs wet or dirty.
* Ventilated mesh on main body interior pocket
* Main body interior pocket can be accessed from the interior clamshell opening for easy packing, or from the exterior for easier access while traveling.
* Exterior organization pocket
* Four exterior compression straps
* Rope haul handle on top and front panel
* Retractable handle
Customer Reviews
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6/20/2022 7:43:07 PM
by IdawaJim
Love this luggage! I have taken this on two flights, each time with two rod tubes, my waders, wading boots, lumbar pack, and net on the gear side of the bag. On the other side of the bag, I can fit a week's worth of clothes, and keep them separated from my fishy-smelling gear. The outside zipper allows you to quickly access your clothes without opening the main zipper. Some reviewers have reported that this bag doesn't stand upright on its own. In my experience, once the bag is loaded, it stands straight up very stably. It seems very well-built, and I see myself getting many years of use out of this product.
