Garbolino Super G Carbon Seat Box Our price £425
Introducing the awesome Garbolino Super G Carbon Seat Box. A revolutionary design built around the words 'a pleasure to use'. The new moulded, rotating, height adjustable seat is formed like a comfortable chair. After all whether it's the office, car or aeroplane all seats that are meant to be used for long periods of time are shaped. This helps provide better back posture, especially whilst pole fishing over a long session.
The Carbon Super G swivelling seat has some huge advantages as it can be adjusted to the ideal height suited to the individual angler and the seat can be positioned depending on the style of fishing; when feeder fishing it can be turned slightly to create the best and most comfortable angle; when margin fishing it can be swivelled a full 90 degrees either way, and when pole fishing long it can be adjusted slightly to give maximum support and perfect posture.
The Garbolino Super G Carbon box has two 60mm side drawers and one 30mm cross drawer underneath the seat which holds all the accessories you will need to carry, and the stacking sytem is housed underneath and locked onto the main frame. The box comes with a stacking lid, one 30mm stacking tray and one 120mm tray.The system comes with four extendable and two standard carbon legs. The front footplate is integral to the main frame of the box and is both simple and effective sliding away underneath the main frame when not in use.
All locking mechanisms from the legs to the G station accessories incorporate Garbolino's new G Clamp cam lock system making adjustments quick, simple and safe. The impact resistant stacking system has a choice of 30mm, 60mm, 90mm or 120mm depth options with an option of winder fixing or dividers. Plus quick release locking helps you access the trays with one hand. The Garbolino Super G Carbon version also incorporates a trolley system. Quick and easy to use the wheels clamp directly onto the base of the chassis and the trolley arm utilizes the spray bar support system.
