Spinning Rod and Reel Case for (7 ft) 2-Piece Spinning or Baitcasting Rods, Gray/Olive (RC-5062X)

The description clearly states you can put two spinning rods with reels but there is no way I could get two in. I'm running a 35 Pflueger Patriarch and 25 Pflueger Supreme XT on two piece rods and there is no way to zip up the bag without taking the reels off the rod or removing the spinning handle and still having separation between the reels. The only way to make them fit was arranging them one above the other and laying them over to the other rods side. There is no separation between the reels. If I carry the bag the reels will be contacting each other the whole time and I really don't want to damage them. My whole point of buying this two rod bag was to be able to quickly insert and remove my spinning rods and that is not possible. If the zipper bag portion was a bit larger it would make a huge difference. I haven't decided if I will send it back or not at this point.

Love it

This overpriced case should be called a "rod case" NOT a "rod and reel case". There is just not enough room for a properly sized reel on each rod. Even if you only put a reel on one of the rods the case is very tight to zip up, putting pressure on the reel and leaving it up against the zipper/Velcro area where there is absolutely no padded protection. I tried to put the reels in the side compartments, but the compartments are way too small. The zippers are of poor quality and frequently catch and jam. I have 2 of these cases (7' dual spinning & 9' dual spinning), and they both have the same issues. I have to use the 9' case for my 6' and 7' rods to have enough space for the reels. I really like that the tubes are rigid, providing good protection for the rods. Because the reels don't fit inside, I also have to get additional cases to carry my reels (in addition to having to take them off and put them back on). This case is already overpriced. If I knew I was going to have to buy separate cases for my reels, I could have gotten much better cases for much less money. I would have liked to have been able to keep them together, but this case is no good for that.

Reel bag is surprisingly small. The bag is of nice quality, and my two-piece rods fit well. Unfortunately, the reel bag is much more shallow than comparable bags, like the Plano Guide Series. I was unable to fit a spinning reel and bait caster at the same time. In order to zip the bag, the spinning reel had to lean sideways to the point it took up the space for the baitcaster. Probably could have forced them in, but I was uncomfortable with the reels pressing against each other.Bummer. Otherwise, the bag looks really nice.

So far, so good. Seems to be very well made, and safely fits 2 rod/reel combos. The side pouches are also nice for essentials (small pack of lures, pliers, etc) so you can have a quick grab and go setup.

The case holds both my 6 ft rods but the larger reel on my heavier rod has to be removed for the case to close. There are both a strap and a handle neither of which is placed for comfortable carrying. This case is probably best for storage in the car or on the boat, it certainly isn't designed for hiking any distance.

Decent rod case, a couple of improvements could be made though the storage pockets should open on the top of the bag and the shoulder strap need to be wider.

It's a bit of a tight fit to get my assembled spinning rod and reel into this case with my baitcaster, but after I sorted it out by switching sides, it works much better and easily beats breaking another rod trying to pack the car with dogs and kids and gear and every other thing. Can just pull it out of the car and walk straight to the boat without spending 45 min untangling lines.