Fulfilled by our friends at Snowbee USA
Our new Ultralight Chest-Pack is ideal when you don’t want to carry all your extra gear and want to travel light with the bare essentials for a day’s fishing.Constructed from a tough 840D rip-stop polyester fabric, for strength and light-weight, with a PU rear coating, making the material waterproof.
Providing ample storage in a small form factor the Ultralight Chest-Pack features two, large fly-box pockets, with further internal flap pockets for leaders and accessories. In front of these are two smaller zippered pockets, perfect for small fly boxes and other small accessories. On the front of these two pockets on the wearer’s right-hand side there is a mesh pocket and on the left-hand side is a convenient, fold-down, ripple-foam fly-patch.
Down either side of the main pockets, are two external coil retractors, with neat covers, for forceps and nippers. These can drop neatly into the loop side clip attachments, to prevent them from swinging around and catching fly lines. A built-in rod holder will hold your rod securely while changing flies.
The main shoulder straps feature two elasticated loops on one side for floatants/sinkants, and on the other side a novel tippet spool holder, which can hold up to 4 or 5 small tippet spools. On the back across the shoulders is a D-ring for attaching a landing net.
Two main chest compartments zip together in the center and also have an elasticated center strap, to allow more freedom of movement on hot days. The entire shoulder straps and pocket assembly have an air-mesh rear lining, to help keep you cool on hot days and the elasticated side straps are fully adjustable, meaning one size fits all.
Features:
- Ideal for traveling light with the bare essentials.
- Ample storage in a small form factor.
- Integrated convenient ripple-foam fly patch.
- Built-in rod holder holds your rod securely while changing flies.
- One size fits all with fully adjustable elasticated side straps.
- Constructed from 840D rip-stop polyester which is waterproof.
