Jueachy Visgerei rugzak: waterbestendige visrugzak met hengelhouder, visserij schouder opbergzakken

Just what was wanted for Fishing in hard arias to get to without having to bring a lot to fish.

This pack seems well made, and offers very plentiful storage and organization options, not necessarily limited to fishing tackle. This bag would also be great for organizing range gear, lighter-weight hand tools, first aid medical supplies, etc.In any similarly medium-capacity (32 liters) bag, I have never encountered such a profusion of zippered compartments, pouches, interior pockets, D-rings, securing straps, plus PALS webbing for attaching even more storage pouches.Some complaints, however:• The bag's hip belt is fairly useless. For a feature intended to support most of the pack's weight, its plastic attachment clips are completely inadequate. Further, this belt has no buckle; the only means of removing it is by unclipping it on either end, an awkward maneuver. All that said, clipped to two of the four upper D-rings, this same strap does work well for carrying the bag over one shoulder. The pack then hangs at your side, like a messenger bag. This cannot be accomplished with the actual shoulder straps. More on them....• The bag is intended to transform from a traditional two-shoulder-strap backpack into a single-strap cross-body sling, by zipping together the shoulder straps. This doesn't work at all. The combined straps become much too wide for a sling. I've experimented, looking for alternate sling configurations which actually work, and did identify this: with one shoulder strap in a conventional diagonal cross-body orientation, and the second shoulder strap securing the bag around my waist. The bag then sits sideways across your belly. But it's very klugey.Here's my half-serious perspective on this bag's design. It's as if the Jueachy company solicited input from a focus group of people with lots of experience lugging gear in backpacks (outdoor enthusiasts and the like). They asked these experts to submit wish lists of every feature they'd want in an ideal backpack. (OK, good start, right?) But then Jueachy gave that long list to a designer—who had never once worn a backpack—and charged them with designing this product. Here's what the designer came up. Sure, everything on the list is here, just poorly executed and with no mind to practicality.All that said, I am probably being too hard on this product. I've given it four starts, after all. And I'll probably find a use for it. So don't let my snark dissuade you from giving it a try yourself.

The Jueachy Fishing Tackle Backpack stands out with its lightweight and compact design, making it a breeze to carry all my fishing gear without hassle. The ingenious layout of compartments ensures that everything has its place, adding convenience to my fishing trips.Its water-resistant design and minimal cleaning requirements make it an ideal companion for any fishing session. I appreciate how well it handles all my equipment while keeping everything organized and easily accessible.

Bought for my husband and he has no complaints about it.

This is a super roomy backpack, it’s almost a little too boxy and square for my preference. But it has a zillion little hooks and loops for lures and all your fishing gear etc, so it’s absolutely great for the activities it claims (though it isn’t super versatile due to the boxiness). Quality is above average, and I’d say it’s a good value money wise. I’d recommend.