New For November

[@paulAnthony7236]

Cheers korum I'm going to be a lot skinter now ,love it👍👍👍👍👍.

[@J_D_Adama]

Give all this gear to Danny's Angling Blog, he will show us what it can do 🎣

[@dannyboy7386]

Another product launch for them korum products you can never get

[@richpeas1924]

I do like the seat, although it would have been nice to have foldable legs instead of having to build it. The mrs is going to love me, another year she won't be getting a christmas present 😏

[@weeman2727]

What’s Alooominum?

[@TheMarkDJ]

Yeah I noticed that, and also the measurements of things, like three hundred thirty...its how the Americans speak

[@Raptor_Fishing_UK]

That chair does look a bit like a commode.... Im sure its great but i cant unsee it.

[@delirious2869]

What is the diameter of the 4oz and 6oz tips??

[@andrewsangling]

Nice.

[@nimbus265]

Ignoring the obvious need to keep reinventing the wheel (I’ve lost count of the number of recent Korum product launches over the past few years). Just how many variations are there on the ruck bag? Once again Korum are missing the needs of the real roving angler. Most of these new products are massively over engineered - which adds weight and bulk. There’s almost nothing on the market that caters for the roving angler who wants to travel ultra light with just a couple of float rods and a feeder rod. They don’t need a bivvy, don’t need ultra padded protection, don’t need integrated matching boxes or need to carry kilos of bank sticks everywhere. I’ve used and tried many Korum products over the last few years, often as the intent is good - but fails in execution. The blox roving vest, for instance was a good idea, but seriously over engineered with rigid plastic backing, and a massive zip which doesn’t lock in place and constantly unzips - clearly not designed by someone who walks a few miles on a bank. And the waist table? Unless you stand still - most of the contents will end in the water! There’s a definite market for ultra light roving gear that simply works; Come on Korum, there are thousands of anglers who want simple, lightweight, well thought out luggage that doesn’t need to be so over engineered that it’s just not practical. You don’t need to build everything out of eva, and not everything needs to be 4 layers thick, padded, and designed to survive a nuclear winter!