W. Wong:

Overall: decent for those who don’t fish often. nice features. Holds a moderate amount of tackle and is a great starter set, but the durability is not up to par and eventually more serious fisherman will want something with way more storage space. After a year with this thing, I can say it was a nice bag to start with, but now I want more!!

Pros: Has nice features for the price–has four side pockets to hold little tackle items. The included utility boxes let you organize your stuff immediately and the spinnerbait box is also a nice feature. Also has an inner section to hold a spool of line. Shoulder strap and the fact that this is a soft bag make this is a blessing for bank fisherman–reasonably comfortable to carry around if not weighted down too much.

Cons: Poor durability. I fish about 2-3x a week and have had this for more than a year. The seam holding the top & bottom sections started to separate, so be careful of how much weight you load the bottom section. Keep heavy tackle items (weights) in the top section. Right now there are only two small holes, but I anticipate I will need to replace the bag in a few months.

End thoughts: If you don’t plan on fishing much and just want something to organize your tackle, then this is the bag to go with. But if you love fishing and expect to do a lot, spend a little more money upfront and get something with more space–you’ll appreciate it more. I wish I wasn’t so cheap in the beginning…
Rating: 3 / 5

Von Howard:

I thought I’d like this tacklebox, but I do not! The entire unit is softside which makes it lightweight (good), but when you remove something from the bottom section the entire thing collapses because there’s no longer anything to hold it up. I also found that the cloth gets dirty/wet. I used this tacklebox for a long weekend of camping/fishing and immediately retired it upon my return home. If I hadn’t used it, I’d return it.
Rating: 2 / 5