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Nash Tackle Nash 4Play Outlaw 2-Rod Pod

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Nash Tackle Nash 4Play Outlaw 2-Rod Pod
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 3
RRP: £39.99
Year: 2004

Description: Small footprint 2 Rod pod based on the same innovative design features as Nash 4-Play Pod

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Emlyn Forbes

Posted: 16/03/07

'NICE POD'

Strengths:
sturdy,price,

Weaknesses:
none that i have found

Overall:
i got it last christmas as a set up with 2 nash bite alarms and hangers and a pair of buttrest for around £60,it sitts in the bank nice a firm,its alot better than the tripod i used to have as it kept falling over whenever i got a run lol

Performance		80%
Quality		80%
Value		100%

Overall Rating

87%

Jim Crosskey 2

Posted: 18/06/06

'BRILLIANT!'

Strengths:
Lightweight. Easy and quick to set up. Relatively cheap. Compact small footprint.

Weaknesses:
none found

Overall:
I bought this pod more for legering on rivers than carping - its perfect. Its small, so fits nicely into tight swims, it can be set low - ideal height for my low river seat. It couldn't be set up high like a tripod, but as I'm not barbeling or winter chubbing, that's never going to be a problem. When I think about the struggle I used to have with my old single stick/ buzzbar combo, where the sticks would work loose and start falling over... I'm chuffed to bits with this product and would recommend it highly. Oh, and I got for £29.99 (though this is the published rrp on the nash website) Put simply, it meets my needs perfectly

Performance		100%
Quality		100%
Value		100%

Overall Rating

100%

Les Paul

Posted: 06/05/06
Updated: 07/05/06

'Pretty good but with limitations'

Strengths:
Small, lightweight, quick to assemble

Weaknesses:
Cams can come loose. Fiddly to adjust. Can seem too small and cramped.

Overall:
A great tool in small swims where room is at a premium the pod is sturdy enough and light to carry. It can seem to low in some situations and can be fiddly to adjust and level out. The cams on mine have come loose and at some point may well roll of into the water when setting up or packing away. Take care closing the cams as they can pinch your skin and it does hurt! To be fair mine has had a bit of a battering but is still useable. Not the complete solution by far but very good in certain situations ie, small swims or when you need to travel light.

Performance		60%
Quality		60%
Value		60%

Overall Rating

60%

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