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Wychwood & MAP roll out the EVA


EVA has rapidly become a must stock item in shops around the country as customers have realised the benefits of the luggage. We take a quick look at Wychwood and MAP’s latest...


the match market and a growing number of carp and specimen anglers are turning to it thanks to it being tough, light and wipe-clean.


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MAP has run with EVA in its portfolio before but this year it’s expanded the line-up with its Seal System range that has received some new additions as we head into 2020. There’s


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VA has become a bit of a staple product within


the usual selection of small products that are focussed on accessory storage and the three collapsible bait bowls will surely sell well, but there are also more unique items; the stackable bait bag is a really eye catching, and there’s a roller bag that will accommodate three of the brand’s DUAL rollers. Arguably the star of the bunch is the fully loaded carryall, which comes supplied with internal bags


and trays so it’s basically an all-in-one tackle and bait carryall and is designed to replace numerous separate bags that are carried by match anglers. Wychwood has taken a similar route in providing solutions that offer a more thought-out design; there are no stackable but the 12-strong range features tow foil-lined cooler bags (ideal for food and bait), three sizes of carryall, plus there are accessory


bags with transparent lids that have an eye-catching embossed Wychwood ‘leaf’ logo. The collapsible water bucket is a really nice piece of kit for anglers to have at hand when doing catch shots, and the accessory tube is perfect for spots and marker floats. There’s also a wader storage bag that features a very clever mesh lid so once you boots and waders are stowed inside and the top zipped up, the bag can


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