Stone Legacy or Jr's Artic Bags

[WadeSt]

Anyone know any retail stores that carry one of these or both? I'd like to "kick the tires" before I decide which one to get.

[Deitz Dittrich]

I have not seen the Stone Legacy in a store.. But I have a revolution and love it.... LOVE IT... I plan on getting at least one more! If not 2 more.

[Bobberboy]

DIDO on the Revolution!

"Your Bobbers Down!"

[Tyler Holm]

Stone Legacy hands down. I've seen the JR bags and they are a lot better than the Gander Guide series style bags, but the Legacy Rocks.

[Northlander]

I have both and prefer the Revolution. The hard sides in it protect better. Plenty of room for at least 4 rods and all the tackle, rags, needlenose, headlights etc. you could use on a trip. Plus tip ups fit in it and dont bang on your rods.

[tisch008]

I have the JR's and love it.

[schweady]

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[Desperado]

Last year Joe's Sporting Goods carried them both.

[schweady]

Gotta love that Joe. We'll have to take 36 on the way home from the fishing show if I can talk the mrs into a trip down. Thanks, Desperado.

[Hecker]

I got a revolution last spring to store all my new Thorne bro's rods. Tons of space and well made and no more buckets. My opinion is that they would be hard to beat!

[Borch]

Check them out at the ice show. Both products were there last winter. Lots of other goodies as well.

[Dan Thiem]

I've been using my JR's bag for three years and I absolutley love it. I'm thinking about handing it down to the kid and getting me another one.

[Matt Johnson]

I'm hooked on the Stone Legacy Revolution. You can get 4-8 rod/reel combos (8 if you break the handles down) and having seperate areas is very nice. I usually run them with 4 rod/reel combos and it's nice to know my Thorne Bros rods are safe and secure, no matter how rough I am on my equipment (which on somedays can really be extreme ).

I also like the fact that all my tackle is in a seperate area and it holds a pile of tackle and misc gear. A great rod bag in my opinion.

I also like the Premium Ice Rod case from Stone Legacy. I use them for housing my finesse pannie rods. I can also store a couple small tackle boxes in the side pocket. Keeps things very lightweight and allows me to really run and gun.

I've also used the JR's rod bags, which is also a nice gear/rod bag and can house several rods. I'm just more of a fan of the Stone Legacy models because of the hard-sided support. Gives me more comfort knowing my rods will be fully protected.