Out of the box, it feels pretty substantial and durable, and it's surprisingly compact for a diaper bag

Carries up to two rods The Thule RodVault 2 holds up to two fully rigged fly rods up to 10 feet long, with an optional extension accessory for rods up to 12 feet Corrosion-resistant aluminum Constructed from durable, corrosion-resistant aluminum, the Thule RodVault 2 is designed to withstand the toughest environments and protect your gear Lockable for added security The rod holder features a lockable design that ensures your valuable fishing rods are secure, even when you leave your vehicle unattended Large rod openings With 46mm internal openings, the Thule RodVault 2 accommodates rods with larger guides, allowing for easy and safe loading Padded reel box The reel box is padded to protect your expensive reels from damage during transit, ensuring that your gear stays safe and secure Spring-loaded reel box door The spring-loaded reel box door opens automatically when unlocked, providing quick and easy access to your fishing rods SpeedLink hardware for easy installation The SpeedLink hardware enables installation on most vehicle roof racks, making it quick and easy to attach and remove the rod holder Aerodynamic design The sleek, aerodynamic design reduces wind resistance and noise, allowing for a smoother and quieter ride during your trips Optional two-rod extension accessory With the optional two-rod extension accessory, you can increase the capacity of the Thule RodVault 2 to accommodate rods up to 12 feet long (sold separately) Soft-touch internal brushes Soft-touch internal brushes guide your rods through the holder, preventing them from bouncing or rubbing against the internal walls during transport Dimensions (LxWxH): 129.2 x 10.3 x 8.5 in Weight: 27.5 lb One Key System compatible: Yes Fits Thule WingBar Evo: Yes Fits Thule SquareBar Evo: Yes Fits Thule ProBar Evo: Yes Fits Thule Xsporter Pro: Yes Fits Thule TracRac - Truck: Yes Fits Thule TracRac - Van: Yes

Smart moves
I love those aggressive takes and the sound of the Reel singing as a Big Trout tears off downriver
That is: the first row of needles in the combing cylinder goes to the bottom of the jaws to the first row of needles to the bottom of the jaws again, and one work cycle is also often called a clamp time