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RidgeMonkey Armoury Pro Tackle Box
Pro size, model RM756 (an Armoury Lite is also sold as a smaller, slimmer option)
RidgeMonkey's Armoury Pro Tackle Box packs rig boards, a ruler and dozens of compartments into one magnetic-lid case. Here's what the maker says it does and who it suits.
- 67 storage compartments of varying sizes
- Three large rig boards built in
- Rig pins included
- Ruler markings printed on the top of the lid
- Strong magnetic lid closure
- Robust ABS and polypropylene construction, weather resistant
Make sure it’s the right one. RidgeMonkey sell the Armoury Pro alongside the slimmer Armoury Lite Tackle Box and a separate Armoury Rig Box. This review covers the Pro, which has the most storage compartments and the largest footprint of the Armoury tackle boxes.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A genuinely comprehensive all-in-one tackle box, with rig boards and storage to match most anglers' terminal tackle collections.
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching3.3/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money7.7/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Anglers who like everything in one box. 67-plus compartments and three rig boards cover tools, rigs and small terminal tackle together.
- Anglers who tie a lot of their own rigs. The built-in rig boards and ruler are built specifically for that job.
- Anglers wanting weatherproof storage. The ABS and polypropylene construction is designed to cope with bankside conditions.
Maybe skip if
- Minimalist anglers with a small tackle collection. The Armoury Lite is a smaller, slimmer option if you don't need this much space.
- Anglers prioritising the lightest possible pack. This is a bigger, heavier case than a basic tackle box.
The lowdown
Introducing the RidgeMonkey Armoury Pro Tackle Box
RidgeMonkey's Armoury Pro Tackle Box packs rig boards, a ruler and dozens of compartments into one magnetic-lid case. Here's what the maker says it does and who it suits.
- 67 storage compartments of varying sizes
- Three large rig boards built in
- Rig pins included
- Ruler markings printed on the top of the lid
- Strong magnetic lid closure
Quick verdict
A genuinely comprehensive all-in-one tackle box
The Armoury Pro's headline feature is sheer capacity: 67 storage compartments across the box plus a lid that adds 38 extra small compartments of its own, built to swallow everything from scissors and Multi Tools down to the smallest swivels, beads and rig rings. Add in three large rig boards and a built-in ruler, and this reads like a proper one-box solution for serious terminal tackle organisation.
It's a bigger, heavier case than a basic tackle box, so it suits anglers who want everything consolidated in one place rather than those after the most compact possible option.
A genuinely comprehensive all-in-one tackle box, with rig boards and storage to match most anglers' terminal tackle collections.
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 3.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 7.7/10
Robust ABS and polypropylene construction with a strong magnetic lid and included rig pins.
67-plus compartments and three rig boards do a genuinely thorough job of organising terminal tackle.
Better organisation can mean faster, cleaner rig changes, but it won't catch fish on its own.
A magnetic lid, clear compartments and a built-in ruler make it straightforward to use on the bank.
A fair price for the sheer amount of organised storage and rig-building space on offer.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the RidgeMonkey Armoury Pro Tackle Box
Let's talk tackle storage, because nothing kills a bankside rig-tying session quite like digging through a tangled bag looking for the right swivel. RidgeMonkey's Armoury Pro Tackle Box is their biggest, most fully featured option in the Armoury line, built to bring rig boards, rig pins and dozens of compartments together into one unit.
This review covers the Pro specifically. RidgeMonkey also sell a slimmer Armoury Lite Tackle Box with fewer compartments and a smaller footprint, plus a separate Armoury Rig Box. All three share the Armoury name, so it's worth checking which one you're actually looking at before you buy, since the capacities and dimensions genuinely differ between them.
Who's this built for? Based on the spec, it's clearly aimed at anglers who want to consolidate a large amount of terminal tackle into a single, well-organised box rather than juggling several smaller containers. If you tie a lot of your own rigs and carry a wide range of hooks, swivels, beads and rig rings, this reads like exactly the kind of box designed to bring order to that chaos.
We've all experienced the frustration of a tackle bag that's slowly turned into a junk drawer, with loose components rattling around and rigs getting tangled together. That's the specific problem RidgeMonkey built the Armoury Pro to solve. With 67 storage compartments of varying sizes, plus an additional 38 small compartments built into the redesigned lid, there's genuinely a dedicated space for almost everything, from scissors and Multi Tools down to the smallest swivels and rig rings.
The rig boards are arguably the standout feature for anyone who ties their own set-ups. Three large rig boards are built into the case, giving you room to store a decent number of pre-tied rigs safely and in an organised way, rather than loose in a tub or wallet where hooks can tangle and damage hooklink material. RidgeMonkey include rig pins as standard too, so you've got everything needed to mount finished rigs straight out of the box.
A smaller but genuinely useful touch is the integral measuring ruler printed across the top of the lid. It means you can check hooklink lengths or rig dimensions on the spot, without needing to carry a separate tape measure in your tackle bag. Combined with a strong magnetic lid closure and a construction RidgeMonkey describe as weather resistant ABS and polypropylene, it's clearly built to survive regular use out on the bank, not just sit neatly on a shelf at home.
It's worth being realistic about size, though. At 330mm x 190mm x 115mm, the Pro is a bigger, heavier case than a basic single-tier tackle box, and it's genuinely more storage than casual or occasional anglers are likely to need. If you've got a smaller tackle collection, RidgeMonkey's slimmer Armoury Lite, with 57 compartments in a case less than half the depth, is worth comparing before you commit to the Pro.
So, does the Armoury Pro deliver on its all-in-one promise? Based on RidgeMonkey's own feature list, it reads like a genuinely comprehensive storage solution for anglers who want everything organised in one place. In the rest of this review, we'll compare it against the Lite version in more detail, look at how the rig boards work in practice, and run through a checklist to help you decide if the Pro is the right size for your own tackle collection.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Compartments
- 67 storage compartments, plus 38 small compartments in the lid
- From the maker
- Rig boards
- Three large rig boards included
- From the maker
- Rig pins
- Included
- From the maker
- Lid
- Strong magnetic closure, integral measuring ruler
- From the maker
- Construction
- Robust ABS and polypropylene, weather resistant
- From the maker
- Dimensions
- 330mm x 190mm x 115mm
- From the maker
Specs checked with RidgeMonkey, Oct 2026.
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Our take
An updated lid that adds even more small storage
RidgeMonkey built the Pro on top of their original Armoury Tackle Box concept, but with a redesigned lid that adds those 38 extra small compartments, aimed at swivels, rings, beads and similar fiddly items. The ruler printed on the outside of the lid is a small but useful touch, letting you measure hooklinks or rigs accurately without needing a separate tape measure to hand.
Three separate rig boards inside mean you can keep a decent number of pre-tied rigs ready to go, organised and protected, rather than tangled loose in a tub or wallet.
What you're actually buying
Sixty-seven compartments and counting
RidgeMonkey built the Armoury Pro as an evolution of their original Armoury Tackle Box, with a new lid that adds 38 small storage compartments on top of the existing 67, aimed squarely at the fiddly small items like swivels, rings and beads that are easy to lose track of in a crowded tackle bag.
- Compartments
- 67, plus 38 in the lid
- Rig boards
- 3, large
- Lid
- Magnetic, with integral ruler
- Dimensions
- 330 x 190 x 115mm
Part of a wider Armoury range. RidgeMonkey also sell the slimmer Armoury Lite Tackle Box and a separate Armoury Rig Box, so it's worth comparing the three before deciding which fits your tackle collection best.
On the bank
Three rig boards and a built-in ruler
The three large rig boards are designed to hold a solid number of pre-tied rigs, keeping them protected and ready to grab rather than tangled loose at the bottom of a bag. RidgeMonkey's inclusion of rig pins alongside the boards means you've got everything needed to store finished rigs securely straight out of the box.
| Feature | Armoury Lite | Armoury Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Compartments | 57 | 67, plus 38 in the lid |
| Dimensions | 330 x 190 x 50mm | 330 x 190 x 115mm |
| Rig boards | Not specified as standard | Three large rig boards |
The ruler markings printed across the top of the lid are a small but genuinely useful addition, letting you check hooklink or rig lengths on the spot without reaching for a separate tape measure.
Before you order
Is the Pro the right size for you?
Four things to check first
Great if you’re…
- Anglers who want everything in one organised box. Compartment count, rig boards and a ruler cover most terminal tackle needs in a single unit.
Maybe skip if you’re…
- Anglers who like to travel minimal. The Lite version is a smaller, slimmer alternative if space is tight.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- 67 compartments plus 38 more in the lid cover everything from tools to tiny terminal tackle
- Three built-in rig boards keep pre-tied rigs organised and ready to use
- Integral ruler on the lid is a handy, practical touch for rig building
- Strong magnetic lid and weather-resistant ABS and polypropylene construction
- A genuinely all-in-one solution rather than needing several smaller boxes
Worth knowing
- Bigger and heavier than a simple single-tier tackle box
- More storage than casual or occasional anglers are likely to need
- At 330 x 190 x 115mm, it takes up a decent amount of room in a holdall or rucksack
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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's the difference between the Pro and Lite tackle boxes?
The Pro has more compartments and rig boards; the Lite is slimmer with fewer compartments.
What's the difference between the Pro and Lite tackle boxes?
The Pro has more compartments and rig boards; the Lite is slimmer with fewer compartments.
RidgeMonkey's Armoury Pro has 67 storage compartments plus 38 in the lid and three rig boards, at 330 x 190 x 115mm. The Armoury Lite has 57 compartments in a slimmer 330 x 190 x 50mm case, designed for anglers who want less bulk.
02Are rig pins included?
Yes, RidgeMonkey include rig pins with the Pro.
Are rig pins included?
Yes, RidgeMonkey include rig pins with the Pro.
The Armoury Pro Tackle Box comes with rig pins included, designed to work with the three built-in rig boards for storing pre-tied rigs securely.
03Will it survive being left out in the rain?
RidgeMonkey describe the construction as weather resistant.
Will it survive being left out in the rain?
RidgeMonkey describe the construction as weather resistant.
RidgeMonkey state the Armoury Pro is built from robust ABS and polypropylene and describe it as weather resistant, though as with any tackle box, it's still sensible to keep it out of standing water where possible.
04What's the ruler on the lid actually for?
Measuring hooklinks and rigs accurately without extra kit.
What's the ruler on the lid actually for?
Measuring hooklinks and rigs accurately without extra kit.
RidgeMonkey print ruler markings on the top of the lid specifically so you can measure out hooklinks and rig components accurately for consistent results, without needing to carry a separate tape measure.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a genuinely comprehensive all-in-one tackle box. The strongest reasons to choose it are 67 compartments plus 38 more in the lid cover everything from tools to tiny terminal tackle and three built-in rig boards keep pre-tied rigs organised and ready to use; the main trade-off is bigger and heavier than a simple single-tier tackle box.
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “67 compartments plus 38 more in the lid cover everything from tools to tiny terminal tackle”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Anglers who like everything in one box: 67-plus compartments and three rig boards cover tools, rigs and small terminal tackle together.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Bigger and heavier than a simple single-tier tackle box”
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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