Magnet fishing set PREMIUM TRAVEL (double-sided magnet 500 kg + hook + rope 30 metres + transport case)

Transport case for magnet fishing

Name: Transport case for magnet fishing
SKU: MF-BOX
Price: 36.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

36,99€ inc. Vat

more than 10 in stock

SKU: MF-BOX Category: Magnets for magnet fishing

Properties

External dimensions	26,7 x 23.9 x 18 cm
Internal dimensions	24×18.5×16 cm
Temperature resistance	-30 to +60 °C
Weight	1,2 kg

Product description

You can safely carry and store all your magnet fishing gear in the transport case. There’s plenty of room for a magnet, rope and other accessories.

The case is waterproof. You can put a wet and muddy rope in it and you won’t get your car dirty in transit.

It measures 26.7 x 23.9 x 18 cm and can accommodate our largest magnet with a strength of 1100 kg. You can also carry several smaller magnets in the case.

The case contains foam from which any size part can be easily cut out. You can therefore adapt its shape to the size of your magnet and other equipment.

It’s waterproof and made of sturdy plastic – it won’t break on impact.

Tasting the atmosphere of the magnet fishing hobby

In the video we were fishing with gear from our e-shop:

Magnet with eyebolt – strength 530 kg
Magnet with eyebolt, double-sided – strength 2×310 kg
Rope for magnet fishing, thickness 5 mm (orange 30 m)
Gloves for magnet fishing

A fascinating mix of finds from passionate magnet fishers

Is magnet fishing allowed?
In many cases it is allowed, but the rules may differ depending on the country, region, and specific location.

Before starting magnet fishing, always check the current rules in your country and in the specific location. In private waters, archaeological sites, or protected areas, stricter rules or bans often apply.
One example of stricter regulation is Germany. The rules may differ by region, and in some cases magnet fishing may be restricted or require a permit. Therefore, it is important to check the local conditions before you start.
This information is general and may not be complete or up to date. Each user is responsible for checking the applicable rules and obtaining any required permits for the specific location.