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Plano® Jumbo Airliner Rod Case

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  • Thick-wall design
  • Integrated wheels
  • Extends to 112"

Plano's Jumbo Airline Rod Case is the perfect for any avid angler with a fear of flying with their favorite rod. The Jumbo Airline Rod Case’s thick-wall design provides maximum protection against damage, while the integrated wheels make traveling with your rods worry and hassle-free. The Jumbo Airline Rod Case's large diameter provides more storage space and the innovative two-piece design extends 112'' to accommodate the largest rods. Closed size: 67" x 11.5" x 8.5". Extends to 112" when opened.

   
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  • Thick-wall design
  • Integrated wheels
  • Extends to 112"

Plano's Jumbo Airline Rod Case is the perfect for any avid angler with a fear of flying with their favorite rod. The Jumbo Airline Rod Case’s thick-wall design provides maximum protection against damage, while the integrated wheels make traveling with your rods worry and hassle-free. The Jumbo Airline Rod Case's large diameter provides more storage space and the innovative two-piece design extends 112'' to accommodate the largest rods. Closed size: 67" x 11.5" x 8.5". Extends to 112" when opened.

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I have one of these and it is for rods only.
I have been able to get at least a dozen rods in it without any problems.
This is a solid case and it protects your rods very well!
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No it does not lock in place but there is a supplied pin that you use to lock it in place after you have adjusted the tube to the desired length that you need. I have mine set at a little over 7' and set it in place and I have never had any problems with it collapsing...the holes are 3" center to center and the plastic casing is very durable...so no worries for it breaking!!
I have never had any problems with mine!
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Yes, it does stay locked in place. There is a clip that locks when extended.
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I got 12 rods into the case alternating the direction and there was lots of room.
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This case is designed for one rod, but its large diameter may accomodate more than one rod.
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