| CratePak by PrecisionPak |
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| Wednesday, 20 October 2010 07:22 |
At PrecisionPak we listen to our fishing customers and after working with renowned kayak angler and pro-Guide,Cory Routh, our latest result is the self-Draining 'CratePak'for holding a standard milk crate with several rods & reels,tackle boxes and most of your tackle gear. Includes integrated 3-Rod/Reel Holder, multiple durable mesh and fabric pockets with Velcro closures, our YakPak3 style stern light holder, a large mesh fabric navigational map pocket, and(4)'D-Rings' for attaching tools and/or for securing the Crate-Pak to your kayak's rigging. Unit includes (4) ea. Velcro tipped retention straps to reinforce your milk crate with the CratePak. Reinforced 2-1/8" wide fabric slits at top-right and top-left sides suitable for a carry or shoulder strap.CratePak also designed for:
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