etrailer | Detailed Breakdown of the Inno Rod Box Rooftop Fishing Rod Carrier

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What is going on, everybody Adam here with etrailer. Today, we're gonna be taking a look at the Inno rooftop fishing rod holder. So, I go fishing a lot, it's my favorite thing to do. But transporting the rods is not my favorite thing to do. I like to catch fish. So, the other day, I had my rod inside my vehicle and I rolled down the window to give my pup a little bit of air, and then I rolled it up and this happened.

So, if you wanna prevent that from happening, this is a nice rod, and if you wanna keep your nice equipment, nice and protected, this is gonna be a great way to be able to transport it, so you can fit more people on the inside. You're not hooking your interior with all the hooks and stuff like that. It's just gonna keep the interior of your car nice. It's gonna keep it open for friends and everybody's gonna be a lot more comfortable. So we can go ahead and do what we wanna do, and that is catching fish.

This is gonna fit eight rods. Either four bass rods, and then four different big open-face reels. So, let's put it to the test and see exactly how much we can fit in here. So, I'm probably going to start offsetting these, just to keep the reels from really bulking up that side. So, we'll put this one that way, and then the other one we'll put right here.

Two down. My long fly rod. Right there. Another fly rod. These are really fun.

They're so, such a pain to load up. Like that, and I got two more. So now I'll put the reels on this side, since that side's kinda cluttered. Just like this. I think we got room for one more. Depending on your rod setups, you know, if you're a coast fisher, you know, you'll have bigger rods, bigger reels. But it all just depends on how you position 'em if they're really gonna fit or not. So with that in place, I think we're pretty much good. So, we got one, two, three, four, five, and six. But if we really do squish these things together, we can get more, two more, I have a lot of fishing rods. It's always tough to figure out which ones I wanna bring though. But at the end of the day, it's the rod. The rod doesn't make the man. It's whether you can set the hook and catch a fish. So, I mean, it is a little cluttered, but I was not expecting it not to be. I mean, this is definitely less chaos than, this is definitely less chaos than in the back of my Tahoe, and at least I can drive comfortably. And these things aren't gonna get damaged or anything. This is an example of a big rod going in there, a big reel. It kinda does have an odd shape to it. But since I have the foam in the bottom, the reel's hitting the foam, and then the actual part of the reel, it's kinda sitting up a little bit, but that's fine. They're all in there. So, that's eight rods. I mean, it is, you know, kinda packed in there, but I'd rather have them in here packed together than in my vehicle. So, now that that's done, go ahead and put it down. And we can go ahead and lock it into place with the keys that are included in our kit. We have two of 'em. I lose keys a lot. So have one on your key fob on your vehicle, and then hide the other one somewhere else. All righty, well, let's see how these work. So, these don't just come up. You gotta press this little button on the side, which I kinda like. And let's take a look and see. Have they moved around at all Nope, they're pretty much in the same exact position as when I loaded 'em up, so the pads did a good job doing that. Which rod should I take I have so many options. So, I'm gonna go ahead and grab this rod right here. This is the ticket, this'll do it today. Close it up, lock it up, 'cause I do tend to walk around the lake a lot. And this way, I don't have to worry about anybody taking my rods. So, this is basically what it's about, you know. I don't really love hauling rods around. I don't really like the equipment. I like what the equipment allows me to do. And with that roof box, I don't have to drive around with reels in my car all day. All the time they get tangled up or they snap. And this way, a lot of the times, some of my friends are like, "Hey, do you wanna go catch some fish" And with this, I can keep it up on the roof. They're gonna stay nice and dry, so the elements aren't gonna get to 'em. They're locked, so no one's gonna steal 'em. So I can be ready to rip, and I don't have to deal with the chaos inside my vehicle. And that's what it's all about. But another thing I like is catching fish and this rod isn't doing it for me. So it has to be the rod, right So, instead of