The internal distribution is organized in three vertical rows. The grey holder accepts the hooks so that the individual clatches do not lie loosely on top of each other, and the black buckle keeps the clasp closed. When stacking, leave enough space between the larger bodies and check that no hook rests on the closing mechanism. Place the heavier clatches so that they do not press on the adjacent hooks when worn.
The choice between BLUE GRAY, CARAMEL and GREIGE is a matter of preference for the exterior color; construction and size remain the leading practical criteria. If you wear several graders, different variants can help visually separate the sets without having to open them by the water. All three options retain the same internal organization.
Before purchase, count the clatushkas you will actually arrange, and compare their volume with the three rows. The thickness of 20 mm is a strong side when compact wearing, but is not an invitation to overload. Better to leave the hooks loosely fixed than to press the baits and then open the buckle under pressure. Check the space in your specific bag beforehand.
After the outing, take out the baits that have remained moist, and inspect the holder for hooked tips. Clean the compartment without roughing the rows, and before going home make sure all the hooks are seated firmly. Thus, the Japanese clasper retains its arrangement and remains convenient for quick change of the wattle on the next fishing.
At Ring Star the general view through All products helps to place the boxes relative to the rest of the equipment. Continue to Boxes, binders for comparison of formats, and if you are arranging specific carp trifles, check Carp fishing boxes and consider what should be separated by rig or size.
