Korda Rig Safe Combi

Right then, let’s have a look at the Korda Rig Safe Combi. On paper, it’s a neat idea for anyone looking to streamline their kit. It’s a rig storage box and a terminal tackle case rolled into one tidy package. If you’re the sort of angler who likes to travel light or just hates rummaging through multiple pouches and boxes, this is designed with you in mind.

We’ve all been there – fumbling for a new rig in one wallet, then digging in another box for the right swivel or kicker. The Rig Safe Combi aims to solve that bankside headache by putting everything in one place. It’s about being organised and efficient, so when you need to get a new rig on and back in the water sharpish, all your essentials are right at hand.

For a typical day session or even a weekend trip, the capacity seems spot on for most anglers. Korda states it can hold up to 20 pre-tied rigs. This means you can have a selection of your favourite patterns ready to go, whether that’s for solid bags, some spinners, or a simple knotless knot. It’s all about saving you precious time and effort on the bank.

Looking at the rig side of things, it’s built with a high-density foam board to pin into, plus a ridged aluminium bar to hold your hooks securely. The board is designed for rigs up to eight inches long. For anything longer, Korda supply ten double pins along with fifteen standard ones, which lets you wrap the hooklink around a pin to accommodate some extra length.

Now for the 'Combi' part. Flip it over, and you get a tackle box. It features twelve compartments, each with its own clear, flip-top lid. This is your spot for all the necessary bits and bobs like swivels, beads, anti-tangle sleeves, or boilie stops. Having your components right there next to your hooklinks is a simple but clever bit of design for quick rig changes.

A few other features stand out from the specs. The whole case is held shut by a magnetic fastener, which should stop it popping open in transit and spilling your bits everywhere. It has a soft-touch rubber coating, and there are handy rig-length markings moulded into the case itself, which helps when you’re tying up fresh rigs to a specific length by the water.

Before you decide, there are a couple of things to double-check. The manufacturer doesn't list the exact dimensions, so it's worth making sure it'll fit into your rucksack or carryall pocket. Also, be certain this is the model you want – Korda also makes standard Rig Safes without the compartments, so ensure you’re looking at the ‘Combi’ version if you want that all-in-one functionality.

So, does this two-in-one box live up to its promise of bankside convenience? Based on the information provided by Korda, it certainly ticks a lot of boxes for the angler who values organisation and efficiency. We’ve dug into the specifications and features to give you a clearer picture of what the Rig Safe Combi offers. Read on for our full breakdown.