PRODUCT FEATURE
Wychwood’s Spring launches
Wychwood’s Tactical HD range of luggage gets a fresh drop of products this Spring – T&G takes a closer look….
F
ocussed around mobility and taking what you need and nothing more, the Tactical HD
range from Wychwood is going from strength to strength. We reported last year on the brand’s launch of some really interesting modular luggage but for Spring 2022, accessories and more specialist products are the focus. All based around the same eye-catching green/camo 1200D material that’s arguable one of the most durable on the market, all the products in the range have been designed form the ground up by the brand’s in-house design team. It’s the attention to detail afforded by bespoke design that’s made the existing products some of the must- have carp ear of the last 12-months and this new injection of product looks set to carry on that trend. All products are available to order via
www.leedab2b.co.uk now.
Alarm Covers
H2598/H2599 - £4.99rrp Two sizes are available to suit the majority of alarms and receivers on the market. These are padded products so ideal for offerings protection to setups while in transit. If you’re a fan of keeping alarms attached to metalware then they can be locked in place using a drawstring, plus an elasticated loop on the rear is for stowing bobbins in.
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Cannister Cover H2596 - £9.99rrp The hallowed brew kit is a staple of all carp anglers and covering up your gas cannister not only make things look more ‘carpy’ but there’s an actual benefit in that it not only protects the cannister, but prevents the cannister from getting too cold and affecting fuel flow. The front pocket is perfect for storing that all-important spoon and lighter.
Spool Case H2597 - £12.99rrp
Semi-rigid in design, the zipped lid folds back completely to reveal space enough for four large reel spools. Foam dividers helps keep rattles to a minimum.
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