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Preston Innovations Supera X Carryall
Supera X Carryall · P0130115
A roomy, hard-wearing carryall for bait, rigs and tackle, with useful pockets for nets and side trays. A cracking choice for organised coarse anglers who want one grab-and-go bag.
- Product code: P0130115
- Dimensions: 63 × 42 × 40 cm
- Made from 840D wipe-down fabric with a reinforced base
- Four external pockets, including a front pocket suited to nets and side trays
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Preston Innovations Supera X Carryall, product code P0130115. It’s the larger general-purpose carryall in the Supera X luggage range, rather than a bait bag, seatbox accessory or compact accessory case.
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Tackle Index score
A capable, practical coarse carryall with plenty of room and sensible bank-friendly details.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money8.7/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Coarse match anglers. There’s room for the mix of bait, rigs, tackle and accessories you tend to carry to a match swim.
- Anglers who like one organised grab-and-go bag. The main compartment and four external pockets help keep nets, trays and smaller tackle from becoming a loose-kit nightmare.
Maybe skip if
- Ultra-light margin and stalking anglers. The generous dimensions are more luggage than you need for a short session with just a pole or a couple of rods.
- Anglers wanting lots of built-in organisation. The carryall provides space rather than a load of internal dividers, so separate boxes and pouches are still needed.
The lowdown
Introducing the Preston Innovations Supera X Carryall
A roomy, hard-wearing carryall for bait, rigs and tackle, with useful pockets for nets and side trays. A cracking choice for organised coarse anglers who want one grab-and-go bag.
- Product code: P0130115
- Dimensions: 63 × 42 × 40 cm
- Made from 840D wipe-down fabric with a reinforced base
- Four external pockets, including a front pocket suited to nets and side trays
Quick verdict
Verdict: a very handy all-rounder
The Supera X Carryall looks bang on for the match angler who wants bait, rigs, tackle and smaller accessories together in one proper bit of luggage. Its 840D wipe-down fabric, reinforced base and chunky zips should make life on the bank a lot less stressful.
It’s not the lightest or smallest way to carry a couple of bits, and the fairly generous footprint won’t suit anyone travelling ultra-light. But for organised coarse sessions, it’s a cracking, practical carryall with useful external storage and sensible carrying options.
A capable, practical coarse carryall with plenty of room and sensible bank-friendly details.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.7/10
840D wipe-down fabric, a reinforced base and oversized zips give it the right sort of build for regular coarse use.
The generous main compartment and four external pockets should handle a broad match-fishing load without too much faff.
It won’t catch fish for you, but better organisation means quicker access to rigs, bait and nets when the swim comes alive.
Padded carrying options and useful external storage make loading, carrying and finding kit straightforward.
It offers useful capacity and robust materials, although anglers carrying very little may not get the benefit of such a large bag.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Preston Innovations Supera X Carryall
If your tackle tends to breed on the bank, the Preston Innovations Supera X Carryall looks like the sort of bag that brings a bit of order back to the chaos. It’s a proper coarse-fishing carryall, built for the angler who needs more than a couple of little pouches but doesn’t fancy lugging a huge holdall everywhere.
The first thing to get your head around is the size. At 63 × 42 × 40 cm, this isn’t a tiny accessory bag you sling over one shoulder and forget about. It’s a generous lump of luggage, with enough room for the stuff that normally ends up scattered around your box, barrow or bait table.
That main compartment is aimed squarely at match and general coarse fishing. Bait, rigs, tackle and accessories can all live together, giving you one central place to load up before heading to the swim. That’s dead handy when you’re fishing a new venue and don’t quite know which bits you’ll need.
There are four external pockets too, so it’s not just one big cavern where everything disappears into the depths. Use them for hooklength boxes, feeders, floats, terminal bits or whatever you want within easy reach. No one wants to rummage through a full bag while a shoal is having a bite-time.
The front pocket is particularly useful for bulky, awkward-shaped kit. It’s suitable for nets and side trays, and the carryall can accommodate a small side tray or landing-net head. That won’t replace a dedicated net holdall for a full spread of kit, but it could save you carrying another separate bag to the peg.
Material-wise, Preston has used 840D wipe-down fabric. That’s a sensible choice for coarse luggage, where groundbait dust, damp grass, muddy paths and the occasional leaky bait tub are all part of the game. Give it a wipe after a session and it should be easier to keep presentable than softer, more delicate luggage.
The reinforced base is another bank-friendly touch. Bags get dragged, dropped and shoved under platforms, seatboxes and barrows, so a tougher bottom is always welcome. It should also give the carryall a bit more structure when you’re loading it up, rather than leaving it flopping about like a soggy brew bag.
Carrying options look well covered. There’s a padded carry handle for short walks and a detachable padded shoulder strap when the car park is a fair hike from the swim. That flexibility matters at commercial fisheries, canal matches and venues where you can’t always get the barrow right to the peg.
The strong, oversized zips should be easy to grab when your hands are cold or covered in bait. They’re a small detail, but decent zips make a proper difference when you’re opening and closing luggage all day. Overall, the Supera X Carryall is about practical capacity rather than gimmicks: one roomy bag, useful outside storage and materials aimed at regular coarse use.
The main question is whether you need this much space. If you’re a minimalist angler carrying one small tray and a few rigs, it’ll probably feel a bit daft. But if your sessions involve plenty of bait, nets, side-tray kit and spare tackle, this looks like a bob-on way to keep the lot together and get on with fishing.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product code
- P0130115
- Dimensions
- 63 × 42 × 40 cm
- Material
- 840D wipe-down fabric
- Base
- Reinforced
- External pockets
- 4
- Carrying options
- Padded carry handle and detachable padded shoulder strap
Specs checked with Preston Innovations, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle: one bag for the busy coarse angler
The clever bit here is how the Supera X Carryall bridges the gap between a basic holdall and a full luggage system. The main compartment gives you room for bait tubs, rigs, tackle and accessories, while the outside storage helps keep awkward bits close to hand.
That makes it especially useful for match fishing, where you might need nets, a side tray, hooklength boxes, feeders and bait all in the same swim. Fewer loose bags means less faffing when the whistle goes and the rods are off.
What you’re buying
A roomy, wipe-clean home for the busy session
The Supera X Carryall is built around a large main compartment, with space for bait, rigs, tackle and accessories. That makes it a useful central bag for match fishing, where you might need several different bits ready to go without taking a full stack of separate luggage.
Four external pockets add a bit of welcome separation. The front pocket is suited to nets and side trays, while the carryall can accommodate a small side tray or landing-net head. It’s a sensible setup for keeping bulky kit out of the main compartment.
The 840D wipe-down fabric should cope nicely with everyday coarse-fishing mess, and the reinforced base is handy when the bag is sitting on damp grass, gravel or a muddy platform. Strong oversized zips, a padded handle and a detachable padded shoulder strap finish off the practical package.
Worth knowing. The listed weight isn’t specified, so don’t buy this expecting featherweight luggage. The dimensions point to a generous carryall designed to hold a decent load, not a compact day bag for a quick flick.
Best on the bank
Made for organised coarse anglers
Match anglers are the obvious audience. You can load bait and tackle into the main section, keep rigs and terminal bits in the outside pockets, then use the front storage for a net or small tray. That can make the walk to the swim simpler and reduce the amount of loose kit around your feet.
It also makes sense for commercial fisheries and natural venues where you like having options. Carrying spare feeders, floats, hooklengths and bait accessories is much easier when you’ve got one decent bag rather than several half-full pouches.
It’s less convincing for stalking, short margin sessions or anglers who only carry the absolute essentials. The Supera X is a fairly substantial carryall, so it’ll feel like overkill if your whole session fits in a small rucksack.
Before you buy
The bits anglers usually want to know
Is it a bait bag? Not really. Bait can go in the main compartment, but this is a general-purpose carryall for bait, rigs, tackle and accessories. If you want dedicated insulation or separate bait compartments, look at a purpose-built bait bag instead.
Can it replace a net holdall? It can carry a small side tray or landing-net head, which is useful for a compact loadout. But if you’re carrying several nets, handles or a big spread of match kit, a dedicated holdall will still make more sense.
How should you pack it? Put heavier boxes and bait low in the main compartment, keep rigs and terminal tackle in the external pockets, and use the front pocket for the net or tray. That keeps the things you grab most often easy to find and avoids a full-on rummage when a bite comes along.
Worth knowing. No included accessories are specified. Budget for your own boxes, pouches and bait tubs if you want to divide the main compartment properly.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Roomy main compartment for bait, rigs, tackle and accessories
- Four useful external pockets for organising smaller or awkward kit
- 840D wipe-down fabric and a reinforced base suit regular bank use
- Padded detachable shoulder strap and padded carry handle
- Can accommodate a small side tray or landing-net head
Worth knowing
- Its fairly large footprint won’t suit minimalist, lightweight sessions
- No accessories are included, so it’s just the carryall itself
- The open-ended main storage means you’ll need boxes or pouches to keep small items tidy
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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.
01What can you fit in the Preston Supera X Carryall?
What can you fit in the Preston Supera X Carryall?
The main compartment is designed for bait, rigs, tackle and accessories. The bag can also accommodate a small side tray or a landing-net head, depending on the rest of your load.
02Is the Preston Supera X Carryall waterproof?
Is the Preston Supera X Carryall waterproof?
The 840D fabric is designed to be wiped down, which is handy for bait spills and general bank muck. It should be treated as wipe-clean luggage rather than a fully waterproof dry bag.
03Does it come with boxes or other accessories?
Does it come with boxes or other accessories?
No included accessories are specified. You’re buying the carryall itself, so boxes, bait tubs and pouches need to be added separately.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict: a very handy all-rounder. The strongest reasons to choose it are roomy main compartment for bait, rigs, tackle and accessories and four useful external pockets for organising smaller or awkward kit; the main trade-off is its fairly large footprint won’t suit minimalist, lightweight sessions.
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Roomy main compartment for bait, rigs, tackle and accessories”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Coarse match anglers: There’s room for the mix of bait, rigs, tackle and accessories you tend to carry to a match swim.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Its fairly large footprint won’t suit minimalist, lightweight sessions”
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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