Piscifun Fishing Rod Case, 47” Portable Folding Fishing Rod Cover, Spinning, Baitcasting, Ice Rod Bag

So, I bought this for my 2 piece rod / spinning reel combo. The dimension of 47" is really close, might even be close to 48" overall. My Daiwa rod is approx 6', so when it's broken down, it has PLENTY of room in this case. I do collapse the handle on my reel, for better fit.This case is kinda rigid, with a plastic stucture that keeps things protected. It has 2 velcro straps sewn inside, that keep your rod (and in my case, line) from getting all wound up or banged around. Could it fit 2 rod / reel setups? Probably. I haven't tried it yet. I have 2 shorter rod setups that when broken down are only about 33", so this case would be a bit long. BUT, I really like the rigidity of this case, so I may give it a try. BTW, I bought one of the Lixada cases (37" long) for my short setups, and I don't really recommend it. Very flimsy, no structure or rigidity at all, no internal straps. Not good for travelling. The Piscifun is MUCH better!!

This bag is not flimsy, it is more of a case than a bag. I have a two piece 7' rod with a Plusinno 3000 freshwater spinning reel. The reel does fit attached to the rod however I needed to take the handle off the reel. You may be able to take it off the rod, but I did not want it sliding around inside. I seem to think a double zipper may be in order instead of the single zipper it has. But that is really the only fault I can find. As well there a 2 clear pouches, Not very large, but big enough to hold the reel handle. This is a very nice bag in my opinion and well made!

This is nice and sturdy. No issues protecting my two piece rod with my Johnny Morris reel attached. Really good quality. You can fit several two piece roads in this case without reels attached. I recommend this case for two piece rods no longer than 6.6.

This item comes to you rolled up - it's not a standard "tube" type rod case. However, once you zip it up it's a very good rod case. Easily swallows a 2 piece rod with the spincast reel in place., A sturdy plastic that when rolled by the zipper forms a sturdy protective tube. The case is large enough for a 8-9 foot 2 piece with the reel in place.I've wanted one for my clumsy son to keep his rods in when we travel. This is perfect. While fishing you could roll it up and shove it in a back pack - when you get ready to travel again, lay the rod in the "case", zip it up and your rod is perfectly protected.

Didn't even get to use. After test fitting rod a few times the stitching on the bottom cap came loose—already past the return date. So can't send back

Would not hold my spinning reels ,great for ba

I was surprised to receive this case, as I thought it would not stiff enough to be effective, since it was shipped rolled up. But, when you unroll it and zip it closed, its a great environment to keep the fishing pole safe in. I wish they offered different colors, so that I could have multiple cases for different poles.

I have a pole which breaks down into 2 parts. This case is the perfect fit for it. I highly recommend for its durability and protective quality. It is not flimsy by any means and is a great solution for traveling with a fishing pole. Also nice when taking a pole on an inflatable.