Pros and Cons of the Plano Edge Series Tackle Boxes

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By: Wendell Fishing

In this video, the host discusses the pros and cons of the Plano Edge Series tackle boxes. He starts by highlighting the great price he got them for, at only $10.50 each. He also mentions the dry lock seal, which keeps water out and prevents rusting of tackle. Another feature he appreciates is the one-handed latch, making it convenient to open the box while out on the water. The tackle boxes are made of heavy-duty plastic and have steel pinned hinges, ensuring durability. The inclusion of the water wick is also a standout feature, as it helps absorb any moisture that may get in. Lastly, he points out that the Plano Edge Series has received a full five-star rating on Amazon, indicating high customer satisfaction.
 

However, there are a few cons to consider. The first is that once opened, the gap between the lid and the plastic compartments doesn't fully seal, which can cause hooks and small items to move around inside. Some reviews also mention the possibility of the box leaking if submerged. Additionally, these tackle boxes are heavier compared to others, which may not be suitable for lightweight fishermen. Lastly, there isn't a lot of room inside, particularly for larger baits or lures.
 

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