Preston Competition XS Top Kit Case

Preston Competition XS Top Kit Case – bag for the safe transport and storage of top kits

Looking for a top kit bag that protects delicate sections during transport and keeps your gear neatly organised on the bank? The Preston Competition XS Top Kit Case is designed specifically for anglers who want a compact and secure solution for storing top kits without taking up unnecessary space.

The impact-resistant internal tubes help protect top kits from damage during transport, while the compact shape makes it easier to carry, stow in a vehicle and keep your gear organised during matches or practice sessions.

Key benefits and technologies

• Impact-resistant internal tubes: protect top kits from pressure and knocks during transport, which is especially important when you frequently move your gear from place to place.
• Compact construction: takes up less space in the car and beside your seatbox, making it easier to keep your gear tidy and quickly accessible.
• Dedicated top kit storage: top kits are stored separately and neatly, speeding up preparation on the bank and reducing the chance of damage when removing them.
• Two capacity options: you can choose the version that suits the amount of gear you take to practice, league matches or more serious competitions.

Technical specifications

Available variants

• Long 8: capacity for 8 top kits; dimensions 189 x 10 x 9 cm
• Short 12: capacity for 12 top kits

Frequently asked questions

Q: What is the difference between the Long 8 and Short 12 variants?

A: Long 8 holds up to 8 top kits and measures 189 x 10 x 9 cm. Short 12 holds up to 12 top kits.

Q: What are the impact-resistant internal tubes for?

A: Their purpose is to protect top kits from knocks and pressure during transport. This helps keep delicate sections safer during everyday carrying of your gear.

Q: Is this bag intended only for transport or also for storage?

A: It is designed for both transport and storage. The compact design makes it easy to carry, while also keeping top kits neatly stored between fishing sessions.

Q: Who is the Long 8 better suited to, and who is the Short 12 better suited to?

A: Long 8 makes sense if you carry a smaller number of top kits and need a longer version with known dimensions. Short 12 is more practical if your priority is greater capacity in a single bag.