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Ian Golds Holdall

#1 Post by Century Man »

Anyone got one of these?

I note that the small takes 2 rods,shelter and tripod and the large takes 4 rods,shelter and tripod.

My question being, does shelter indicate umbrella???? Or would a John Holden beach buddy actually fit in the small one and 2 rods???
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#2 Post by carpets »

the ian goulds comes well reccomended have considered this as well but Pats misses got him a daiwa holdall was well impressed tonns of room aswell, would be worth havin a look the next night were out, he is delighted with it, try a search on wsf and you will get a few opinions on the ian goulds one and mabey a few others.... :idea: :idea: :idea:
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#3 Post by Century Man »

Hey Carpets,

Your'e up late :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol:

Have an old Daiwa one myself but strap is terrible. Very awkward to carry.Must check Pats out though.

Golds one looks the business too.
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I have the large one and it holds a ton of stuff , 2 beachcasters ,tripod ,ron thompson shelter no problems , and really handy to carry either on the shoulder or using the carry straps that are devided so you can find the point of balance so the tips are always pointing up away from the ground .
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#5 Post by carpets »

not sure which one of the daiwa holdalls he has but check it out, "no heino tonight or are you beatin cans down your neck"
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hehehehe cans all the way boy!!!!!!!

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Thanks for that info Ronald.....Sounds great...Probably better off with the larger size then I guess.
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#8 Post by petewex »

have the abu one myself
2 beach casters and have had 3 in it at times
rontomson buddy and tripod straped to the out side
i find it great and cheap at 35 yo yos
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#9 Post by kstaff »

HiYa,

I have the smaller one for when I'm using thel umbrella and 2 rods it's perfect, have not used it with the Buddy as yet but I'm not sure it would fit. I'll check over the weekend and let you know. I use the SALT holdall for the Buddy and rods and that has loads of space if that's any help. Just saw Ronalds reply, you're sorted!

The Ian Golds is a fine piece of kit though!

Tom (Rockhopper) has them I'm sure.

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resession = 24 cans for 24 yoyos long live the recession :D :D :D
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carpets wrote:resession = 24 cans for 24 yoyos long live the recession :D :D :D


ok 2 questions where and what beer?

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#13 Post by petekd »

Got one of the smaller golds holdalls, well im nearly sure its the small one. It holds buddy, 3 rods and 2 tripods at a push. Had it 3 years now and aside from a seized zip, its as good as it ever was.
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#14 Post by JOHN1 »

[quote="petekd"]Got one of the smaller golds holdalls, well im nearly sure its the small one. It holds buddy, 3 rods and 2 tripods at a push.


:shock: it must be the BIG one :lol: :lol:

have the big one myself you would get that much in to it :wink:
my young lad has small one, one rod buddy and tripod it's getting tight :wink:
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#15 Post by Century Man »

I have the large one on order.

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#16 Post by Rockhopper »

petekd wrote:Got one of the smaller golds holdalls, well im nearly sure its the small one. It holds buddy, 3 rods and 2 tripods at a push. Had it 3 years now and aside from a seized zip, its as good as it ever was.


Peter, those zips are almost unbreakable...soap and water wash the salt out and it will work again..... :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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#17 Post by Ronald »

I use a silicone based spray on mine ,never had a problem yet , the large rucksack is currently being used for my boat gear as it handy for storing reels and camera on the top section ,not sure it's meant to carry 3lb leads , but it hasn't failed me yet :lol: and the zip is still going strong even with getting soaked all the time with salt water splashing into the boat whilst steaming between marks :twisted:
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#18 Post by petekd »

John1, im fairly sure its the smaller one. 3 rods and 2 tripods inside, buddy strapped to the side. Tom, that zip is beyond redemption as i went at it with a pliers whilst it was strapped on the roofrack and split my forehead open in the process :oops: wish id gone for the soap and water approach though :-) .
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petekd wrote:John1, im fairly sure its the smaller one. 3 rods and 2 tripods inside, buddy strapped to the side. Tom, that zip is beyond redemption as i went at it with a pliers whilst it was strapped on the roofrack and split my forehead open in the process :oops: wish id gone for the soap and water approach though :-) .


point taken :lol: :lol: :lol: was it a long nose pliers :shock:

i do it the other way round buddy in with the rods :wink: its a bit softer than the tripod mixing with the rods :wink: not that my rods are anything to worry about :oops: .
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#20 Post by Rockhopper »

JOHN1 wrote:
petekd wrote:John1, im fairly sure its the smaller one. 3 rods and 2 tripods inside, buddy strapped to the side. Tom, that zip is beyond redemption as i went at it with a pliers whilst it was strapped on the roofrack and split my forehead open in the process :oops: wish id gone for the soap and water approach though :-) .


point taken :lol: :lol: :lol: was it a long nose pliers :shock:

i do it the other way round buddy in with the rods :wink: its a bit softer than the tripod mixing with the rods :wink: not that my rods are anything to worry about :oops: .


Thats right..whole idea of the zip in the side is to get the buddy on the inside to cushion the rods....tripod on the outside away from the rods.

Peter did you have the pliers in your mouth :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: remind me to dig out some instructions on how to use pliers :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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