Cypress, CA (July 16, 2021) – Tackle management solutions have been evolving for years. Grandpa’s old metal box and your Dad’s plastic tray tackle box are now collector’s items. Even the original framed fabric tackle boxes with basic utility boxes have been trumped. The current rage, and arguably the best multifaceted solution is the tackle backpack. And Daiwa has jumped into the fray with their D-VEC Tactical Backpack.
The new Tactical Backpack is for bank-bound anglers so they can easily go from truck or car to water’s edge, toting a robust assortment of lures and terminal tackle. Likewise, the Tactical Backpack works just as well when fishing in your buddy’s boat.
Structurally, the Tactical Backpack is supported by a ridged non-collapsible frame with a riveted PVC superstructure. The framework is cloaked with a stylish double stitched PRIM1 tactical fabric. Internally, the Tactical Backpack features a 3-utility box stack system, complete with an included trio of Daiwa branded 360 boxes. Throughout, closures are fortified with #10 Delran corrosion resistant zippers.
On the frontside, you’ll find a shaped and protective sunglasses case, in addition to a topside booger box that serves as a tray for holding immediate items, like your next couple of lure selections. There's a plier holder, too, as well as a secure elastic strip for managing other tools like forceps and hook removers. Two zippered pouches adorn the sides, while the front features a large zippered pocket. The front upper side tenders a zippered cell phone holder as well.
Daiwa’s updated Tactical Backpack measure 15” x 9” x “13 and retails for $159.99