2x Preston Absolute Pole Rollers
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- £60
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £154
WIN 2x Preston Absolute Pole Rollers for just 39p!
For serious anglers who demand unwavering performance, the Preston Absolute Pole Roller sets a new standard in stability and adaptability. Crafted through over two years of dedicated research and development, it addresses every angler’s need for a reliable pole roller that can withstand the challenges of varying terrains and weather conditions.
The Absolute Pole Roller is constructed with four double-extending legs, making it well-equipped to tackle uneven or steep terrain. Unlike other rollers where lateral movement is an issue, this model ensures rock-solid steadiness. Each leg comes with its own locking handwheel, practically eliminating lateral shift.
Features
- Removable central vertical roller
- Double adjustable leg
- Adjustable vertical rollers
- Multi-position legs to tackle any terrain
- Supplied in a dedicated carry case
Specifications
Dimensions
- (W)112cm
- Min Height 58cm
- Max Height 149cm
- Weight 4.2kg
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- 2026
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- 58
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