[ICAST 2023] Frogg Toggs NEW Tackle Vault Tackle Tote

A 25-year veteran of the industry in all things rainwear, waders, and fishing accessories, Frogg Toggs has brought out a new lightweight tackle storage option to ICAST 2023 this year. The Tackle Vault Tackle Tote system is a new lightweight option for storing your 3600, and 3700 size utility tackle trays. The body and some accessories of the tackle tote have a tough, durable, and non-marking EVA construction. This makes it incredibly light and versatile, there are slots built in for easy customization to suit your needs on the water. Frogg Toggs will also be offering five different accessories to add to the Tackle Vault.

The Tackle Tote will come out in three different colors; black, gray, and white. All the accessories except the waterproof accessory bag will match these three colors as well. The EVA construction of the tote keeps the totes from absorbing moisture, so no mold, or mildew growing in them. Just take out the trays and give them a freshwater rinse if you need to give them a clean.

The Tackle Vault Tackle Tote should be available Spring or Summer of 2024 and will be available in both 3600 and 3700 tray kit options.

Tackle Vault Tackle Tote Key Features

EVA construction provides easy clean-up and zero maintenance because it will not absorb water. It is impervious to saltwater and will not mold or mildew.
Adjustable nylon web shoulder strap offers easy comfortable transportation.
MOLLE-style attachment slots allow for the easy addition of plier holders, rod holders, knife sheaths, and other accessories.
Two Sizes – 3600 – 5TVKT1, 3700 – 5TVKT2
Internal Capacity for 4 – 3700 utility trays or 5 – 3600 utility trays
Three Colors Available – Black, Gray, and White
Frogg Toggs Tackle Accessories – Waterproof Accessory Bag, Line Spool Attachment, Rod Holder, Knife Sheath, and Plier Holder
Available 2024

Special thanks to the Frogg Toggs staff here at ICAST 2023, and stick around for more ICAST coverage. Also, let us know your thoughts in the comments below, we appreciate your feedback.

Eugene L.

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