Storing quad sticks

[Tim.243]

Go posh. You don't need to produce your "White Van Man" ID card to purchase:

3 Metre Rhino PipeTube Pro

RP21 Rhino PipeTube Pro - 3 Metre Unlined Pipe Tube Carrier

www.vanarack.com

K

No seen him selling those but give it time.

 

[jb1]

I fixed a shelf in the back of my pickup canopy, thumb sticks, quad sticks and hide poles live on that .

 

[shbangsteve]

Anyone tried these from Corinium Range. They collapse down small enough for a suitcase. I've been thinking about buying a set.

PH-Rhino Quadscope Classic

We have made our signature shooting stick even better! We have kept the great build quality, the sturdy materials, the flexibility and designed a new...

ph-jagt.dk

 

[NickJ]

I see a bloke on YouTube has a length of soil pipe in the back of his truck mounted diagonally from the canopy ceiling that he slides his sticks in, always thought that was a handy idea

Chris Rogers from Euston, I also meant to copy that, just haven't got around to it

 

[Freeforester]

The Rhino option will be good for anyone with a bit of string, you may struggle to get the out if you’ve braked hard on your way to your ground.

A pair of suction fly rod clamps works, along with roof bar clamps of similar intent, albeit they aren’t as secure from unwanted fingers in some parts of the realm…

 

[Faust]

I see a bloke on YouTube has a length of soil pipe in the back of his truck mounted diagonally from the canopy ceiling that he slides his sticks in, always thought that was a handy idea

I made one for the beach casters to go on the Morris Traveller roofbars many years ago. A length of soilpipe, an end cap bonded in one end and a screw cap fitting in the other end. A couple of metal tangs at the screw cap end with a small padlock provided a bit of security.

 

[VSS]

I made one for the beach casters to go on the Morris Traveller roofbars many years ago. A length of soilpipe, an end cap bonded in one end and a screw cap fitting in the other end. A couple of metal tangs at the screw cap end with a small padlock provided a bit of security.

I'm thinking of doing something similar, clamped under the base frame of my rooftent, to hold quadsticks and a fishing rod.