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Fox Rage Stack and Store Box Shield Storage Box
Large Deep, 16-compartment model — NBX026
Adjustable compartments, useful protective features and compatibility with older Stack ’n’ Store boxes make this a sensible home for your lure collection. Just pick the layout that suits what you actually carry.
- Large Deep 16-compartment version carries model code NBX026.
- Adjustable internal compartments let you organise the space around your tackle.
- An anti-rust additive in the base slows corrosion; a UV filter helps reduce bait-colour bleaching.
- Stacks with previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes and is compatible with Fox Rage Voyager luggage.
Make sure it’s the right one. The Shield range has eight configurations. This review focuses on the Large Deep 16-compartment NBX026, with the shared Shield features explained below.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A useful, well-featured storage option whose biggest strengths are adjustable organisation and compatibility; any benefit to catching fish is indirect.
- Product Quality8.9/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching6.1/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money8.3/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Lure anglers organising a substantial selection. The Large Deep layout gives you a useful starting point for sorting bulkier lures and keeping different presentations apart.
- Existing Fox Rage storage users. Compatibility with older Stack ’n’ Store boxes and Voyager luggage makes it easier to expand an established setup.
Maybe skip if
- Minimalist roaming perch anglers. A smaller box is a more sensible match for a few jigheads, shads and spinners.
- Carp anglers wanting a dedicated rig-storage system. Adjustable compartments can organise loose tackle, but this isn’t a replacement for purpose-built rig boards or specialist hooklength storage.
The lowdown
Introducing the Fox Rage Stack and Store Box Shield Storage Box
Adjustable compartments, useful protective features and compatibility with older Stack ’n’ Store boxes make this a sensible home for your lure collection. Just pick the layout that suits what you actually carry.
- Large Deep 16-compartment version carries model code NBX026.
- Adjustable internal compartments let you organise the space around your tackle.
- An anti-rust additive in the base slows corrosion; a UV filter helps reduce bait-colour bleaching.
- Stacks with previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes and is compatible with Fox Rage Voyager luggage.
Quick verdict
A proper organiser, not a shortcut to more bites
The Shield has a useful mix of adjustable storage, see-through convenience and extra protection for your lures. Compatibility with previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes is a cracking touch if you already own a few.
The Large Deep version makes most sense for a substantial lure selection. For a handful of perch lures and a quick wander, it’s more box than you need. Treat the anti-rust additive as backup, not permission to pack wet hooks away.
A useful, well-featured storage option whose biggest strengths are adjustable organisation and compatibility; any benefit to catching fish is indirect.
- Product Quality
- 8.9/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 6.1/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.3/10
Plasticiser resistance, protective features and a practical transparent finish make for a well-considered storage package.
The adjustable layout and added protection address the everyday jobs a lure box needs to do.
Better organisation can make lure changes easier, but the box itself won’t create bites.
Visible contents, adjustable compartments and compatibility with existing boxes keep organisation straightforward.
The feature set offers a sensible reason to choose it over basic storage, provided you’ll use the space and compatibility.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Fox Rage Stack and Store Box Shield Storage Box
A lure box has a pretty simple job, mate: keep your tackle organised without turning every change into a wrestling match with trebles. The Fox Rage Stack ’n’ Store Shield adds a few useful extras to that basic brief. You get adjustable compartments, a transparent gun-smoke grey finish and protective features aimed at looking after what’s inside. Nothing here is going to make a reluctant pike suddenly switch on. But a well-arranged box can make the business of finding and swapping lures considerably less of a faff.
There are eight configurations in the Shield range, so getting the right version matters more than simply buying the biggest one. The model covered here is the Large Deep 16-compartment box, code NBX026. That puts the emphasis on a roomier storage format rather than a tiny selection you can tuck away for a quick canal lap. If your lure collection includes chunkier baits, the format makes sense. If you mostly fish little perch plastics, think carefully about whether that extra depth will actually earn its place in your bag.
The adjustable internal compartments are the main practical attraction. Your lure collection probably doesn’t divide itself neatly into identical little groups, so being able to arrange the space around your tackle is dead handy. A sensible starting point is to separate by presentation: shallow-running options together, deeper-working lures elsewhere, with your most-used choices easy to spot. Don’t chase the fullest possible box, either. Leaving yourself enough room to lift a lure out without dragging its neighbours along is often more useful than squeezing in another handful of options.
That transparent gun-smoke finish helps you see what’s inside before you open it. When you’ve got several boxes packed for a session, that’s a genuinely useful detail rather than just a smart look. Red Fox Rage-branded closure latches and the shield design on the lid give it the familiar Rage styling. The bigger win is being able to distinguish one selection from another without opening everything on the bank. A simple label along an easy-to-see edge is still a good shout if your boxes contain very similar-looking tackle.
Protection is where the Shield has more going on than a plain compartment box. An anti-rust additive in the base slows corrosion, which is welcome when you’re storing hooks, split rings and other metal bits. The important word is slows. You still need to deal with moisture after a wet session, especially when used lures have gone straight back into their compartments. Keep those used baits separate where practical, then dry them and air the box at home. That small bit of housekeeping is much less painful than discovering rusty trebles before your next trip.
There’s also a UV filter to help prevent bait colours bleaching, plus plasticiser resistance that makes the box suitable for rubber baits. Both are useful features for lure anglers, but neither means you can forget the needs of the baits themselves. Some soft plastics need their own storage arrangements, and colours can transfer when unsuitable baits sit together. Follow the lure maker’s advice rather than assuming every soft bait can share a compartment. Keeping the box out of prolonged direct sun is sensible housekeeping as well, even with that UV filter built in.
Already got a stack of older Fox Rage boxes? This is where the Shield becomes a more straightforward option. It stacks with previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes, so you don’t have to bin a perfectly useful setup just to add another box. Compatibility with Fox Rage Voyager luggage is another handy part of the package. Still, choose the box around your actual bag and packing arrangement. Being part of a compatible range isn’t a reason to assume every size will fit every pocket or leave enough room for the rest of your kit.
For a lure angler carrying a proper selection, the appeal is clear: adaptable organisation, visible contents and some worthwhile extra protection. For a short wander with half a dozen favourites, the Large Deep version is harder to justify simply because you’re carrying space you may not use. Carp and general coarse anglers could organise loose tackle in it, but its strongest fit is lure storage rather than specialist rig management. Buy it because the layout suits your fishing and your existing kit. A tidy box should make life easier, not encourage you to haul the entire tackle shed along.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- NBX026 — Large Deep, 16-compartment version
- Internal layout
- Adjustable compartments
- Finish and closures
- Transparent gun-smoke grey; red Fox Rage-branded closure latches; shield design on lid
- Protective features
- Anti-rust additive in base and UV filter
- Bait suitability
- Plasticiser-resistant; suitable for rubber baits
- System compatibility
- Previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes and Fox Rage Voyager luggage
Specs checked with Fox Rage, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The useful bit is what happens between lure changes
A tidy box lets you find the right lure without rummaging through loose trebles. Set the adjustable compartments around your usual rotation and you can spend less of a short bite-time sorting tackle.
The Shield adds protection without asking you to abandon an existing Stack ’n’ Store setup. That’s a more convincing reason to consider it than the smart lid alone.
Layout and protection
Closer look: what you’re actually buying
NBX026 is the Large Deep 16-compartment version, not a description of every box in the Shield family. Its adjustable internal layout is the feature to prioritise when choosing it. Think about the room your lures need with hooks attached, not just the length of their bodies. A compartment that looks generous can get busy once a couple of trebles are involved.
The transparent gun-smoke body lets you inspect the contents, while the red branded latches and shield-pattern lid provide the familiar Fox Rage look. The base contains the anti-rust additive, and the UV filter helps reduce colour bleaching. Those are useful supporting features, but the layout still needs to work for your tackle.
Worth knowing. Plasticiser-resistant storage protects the box’s suitability for rubber baits. It doesn’t guarantee that different soft-bait materials can safely touch each other. Keep anything with special storage instructions separate.
Match the box to the session
Who it suits: organised lure anglers, not kitchen-sink packers
This version makes sense if you carry a varied lure selection and want it arranged by job. You might group lures for shallow margins separately from options for deeper water, or keep your regular choices apart from the backup selection. The point is to make a change obvious and quick when the swim calls for something different.
Existing Stack ’n’ Store users have another reason to look closely: older boxes can remain part of the stack. That’s useful at home as well as when sorting kit before a session. Voyager luggage compatibility also helps if you’re already using that system, provided you choose the appropriate box size.
If you’re roaming light, be ruthless. A big box filled with just-in-case lures can become a burden long before you reach the next promising swim. Likewise, anglers looking for ready-tied hooklength storage should stick with something designed for that job. General compartments and dedicated rig storage solve different problems.
The practical questions
FAQs in full: rust, rubber baits and compatibility
Will it prevent rusty hooks? Not completely. The additive slows corrosion, so it’s an extra helping hand rather than a replacement for drying tackle. After fishing, take out wet lures, let them dry safely and leave the empty, damp compartments open to air. Check split rings and hook points while you’re at it.
Can soft plastics go straight in? The box is suitable for rubber baits and is plasticiser-resistant. Whether particular baits should share a compartment is a separate question. Follow their makers’ guidance, keep incompatible materials apart and retain original packaging where that’s recommended.
Does it fit an existing Fox Rage setup? Shield boxes stack with previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes and are compatible with Voyager luggage. There are eight configurations in the range, though, so check your chosen version against the space available. NBX026 identifies the Large Deep 16-compartment model covered here.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Adjustable layout is useful for sorting different lure styles and sizes.
- Transparent gun-smoke grey finish helps you identify contents before opening.
- Anti-rust additive and UV filter offer useful extra protection.
- Plasticiser-resistant construction is suitable for rubber baits.
- Works alongside older Stack ’n’ Store boxes.
Worth knowing
- The Large Deep format is excessive for a stripped-back lure session.
- Extra depth can become wasted space if your collection is mainly small, slim lures.
- Anti-rust protection doesn’t remove the need to dry wet tackle.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Does the anti-rust additive stop hooks rusting completely?
Does the anti-rust additive stop hooks rusting completely?
No. The additive in the base slows corrosion; it doesn’t make wet hooks rust-proof. Dry your lures and let the box air before putting everything away.
02Can you store soft plastics in it?
Can you store soft plastics in it?
Yes. The box is plasticiser-resistant and suitable for rubber baits. Still follow the lure maker’s storage advice, because different soft-bait materials and colours aren’t always happy touching one another.
03Will it work with older Fox Rage storage?
Will it work with older Fox Rage storage?
Shield boxes stack with previous-generation Stack ’n’ Store boxes and are compatible with Fox Rage Voyager luggage. Check the particular box size against your luggage layout before choosing a version.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a proper organiser, not a shortcut to more bites. The strongest reasons to choose it are adjustable layout is useful for sorting different lure styles and sizes. and transparent gun-smoke grey finish helps you identify contents before opening.; the main trade-off is the large deep format is excessive for a stripped-back lure session..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Adjustable layout is useful for sorting different lure styles and sizes.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Lure anglers organising a substantial selection: The Large Deep layout gives you a useful starting point for sorting bulkier lures and keeping different presentations apart.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The Large Deep format is excessive for a stripped-back lure session.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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