Hobie H-Crate

Hobie H-Crate

Elevate your fishing experience with the Hobie H-Crate, the ultimate solution for keeping your tackle and gear organized, secure, and easily accessible. Designed for convenience and functionality, this versatile crate is perfect for serious anglers who need an efficient way to manage their equipment on the water.

Key Features:

• Spacious Storage: With ample room for all your fishing gear, the H-Crate ensures everything you need is within easy reach. The outer dimensions of 44.3 cm x 36 cm x 33 cm (17.45 in x 14.14 in x 13 in) and inner dimensions of 37.5 cm x 29 cm x 33 cm (14.75 in x 11.4 in x 13 in) provide generous space for organizing tackle, tools, and more.
• Lightweight and Durable: Constructed from robust materials, the H-Crate is designed to withstand the rigours of fishing while remaining lightweight for easy handling.
• Rod Holders: Equipped with four built-in rod holders featuring shock cord retainers, the H-Crate keeps your rods securely in place and readily accessible.
• Adjustable Straps: Heavy-duty adjustable straps allow for quick and secure installation and removal, making it easy to transport your gear when needed.
• Skid Pads: Integrated skid pads reduce noise and provide a secure grip on your kayak, ensuring stability and minimizing movement during your outings.
• Grid Walls with Molded Holes: The grid walls are designed with a moulded hole pattern, allowing you to attach additional rod holders and customize your storage setup.
• H-Rail Integration: The H-Crate features four sturdy carry handles and integrates with Hobie’s H-Rail system, providing structural support and serving as a versatile mounting platform for H-Rail accessories.
• Compatibility: The H-Crate is designed to fit seamlessly into Hobie Compass, Outback, and Pro Angler models, enhancing your kayak’s storage capabilities.

Optimize your fishing trips with the Hobie H-Crate, where organization meets convenience. Keep your gear neatly arranged, secure, and ready for action, so you can focus on what matters most—catching the big one.