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Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc
Downpour T1 Modbloc
A neat little EVA storage system for keeping rigs, terminal tackle and session bits protected, visible and properly organised inside your carryall.
- Welded n-Dura EVA construction helps protect contents from wet weather and splashes.
- Clear lids make it quick to identify what’s inside without opening every box.
- Available in XS, Small, Medium and Large sizes, with a compact stackable shape.
- Designed to fit inside Downpour T1 Carryalls and finished with wipe-clean material.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc range, available in XS, Small, Medium and Large sizes. Dimensions and weights vary by size.
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A smart, practical storage option for anglers who like their carryall properly organised.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.3/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers building a modular carryall system. The stackable shape and Downpour T1 Carryall compatibility make it easy to split your kit into sensible, grab-and-go sections.
- Coarse anglers carrying lots of small terminal tackle. Separate boxes help keep feeders, hooks, swivels, rigs and accessories from becoming one big tangled rummage.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers carrying mostly bulky or irregular-shaped kit. The rigid dimensions can leave unused gaps around larger items, so a soft pouch may be more flexible.
- Minimalist day-ticket anglers with very little tackle. If you only carry a handful of bits, a dedicated Modbloc system could be more storage than you actually need.
The lowdown
Introducing the Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc
A neat little EVA storage system for keeping rigs, terminal tackle and session bits protected, visible and properly organised inside your carryall.
- Welded n-Dura EVA construction helps protect contents from wet weather and splashes.
- Clear lids make it quick to identify what’s inside without opening every box.
- Available in XS, Small, Medium and Large sizes, with a compact stackable shape.
- Designed to fit inside Downpour T1 Carryalls and finished with wipe-clean material.
Quick verdict
A proper tidy-up job for your carryall
The Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc is a straightforward bit of luggage, but it solves a very real bank-side headache: loose tackle, tangled rigs and a carryall that looks like it’s been attacked by a badger.
Its welded EVA build, clear lid and stackable shape make it a cracking choice for organised anglers. It won’t replace every bit of tackle luggage, but for modular packing and keeping smaller kit protected, it’s bob on.
A smart, practical storage option for anglers who like their carryall properly organised.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
Welded EVA, SBS zips and a wipe-clean finish give it a robust, purpose-built feel.
It protects contents, stays structured and makes tackle quick to identify.
It won’t catch fish itself, but quicker access to rigs and terminal tackle can keep you ready when the swim comes alive.
The clear lid, stackable shape and multiple sizes make day-to-day organisation very straightforward.
It offers useful modular storage, with value depending on how much you’ll use the system and whether you already own compatible luggage.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc
Every angler knows the scene. You’re on the bank, the rods are finally off, and the one rig component you need has somehow vanished into a carryall full of hooks, leads, feeders and bits of old packaging. Cue ten minutes of rummaging while the swim goes quiet. The Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc is built to put a stop to that faff.
This is a compact storage box made from welded n-Dura EVA, with a clear lid and heavy-duty SBS zips. Nothing overly clever. Just a practical way to split your tackle into sensible sections, keep it protected from the weather and make the contents easy to spot.
That clear lid is a proper winner. You can see which box holds your hooklengths, which one has spare leads and which one is packed with small bits for margin fishing without opening everything up. When you’re trying to keep a low profile in the swim, that quick glance is much better than emptying half your carryall onto the unhooking mat.
The welded EVA construction gives the Modbloc a more structured feel than a standard soft pouch. It helps the box hold its shape, protects the contents from knocks and offers weather protection when the heavens open. It’s not an excuse to leave your tackle floating about in a puddle, mind, but it’s well suited to normal wet-weather abuse on the bank.
There are four sizes in the range: XS, Small, Medium and Large. That’s handy because tackle storage is rarely one-size-fits-all. An XS can handle a compact selection of small accessories, while the larger options give you room for more substantial collections of terminal tackle. The trick is matching the box to the job rather than simply grabbing the biggest one.
The dimensions stay fairly compact across the range, so these aren’t huge holdalls disguised as boxes. They’re designed to stack efficiently and fit inside Downpour T1 Carryalls. That makes them useful for a proper modular setup: one box for rigs, another for leads, one for feeders or hooklengths, and perhaps a smaller one for those fiddly little bits that always disappear.
Heavy-duty SBS zips provide the closure, giving the Modbloc a secure way to keep everything contained while you’re moving between the car park and the swim. The green finish is suitably understated, and the wipe-clean exterior is dead handy once you’ve put it down on damp grass or a muddy peg.
For carp fishing, the Modbloc makes sense when you like to keep your rigs and terminal tackle separated. You could dedicate one to pre-tied rigs, another to tubing and leaders, and another to spare hooks and swivels. For coarse fishing, it can bring similar order to feeders, hooklengths, shot, floats or small accessories.
The main limitation is shape. The Modbloc gives you a tidy, structured space, but it won’t swallow awkward kit as freely as a floppy pouch. Large or oddly shaped items can leave dead space, and the box may be overkill for a short session with minimal tackle. For organised anglers, though, it’s a cracking little system that makes the carryall far easier to live with.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Construction
- Welded n-Dura EVA
- Composition
- 70% EVA, 30% polyester
- Sizes
- XS, Small, Medium and Large
- Dimensions
- XS: 13 x 9 x 8 cm; Small: 21 x 13.5 x 8 cm; Medium: 26 x 17 x 10 cm; Large: 30 x 20 x 10 cm
- Weights
- XS: 150 g; Small: 250 g; Medium: 350 g; Large: 400 g
- Colour
- Green
Specs checked with Trakker, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The smart way to stop your carryall becoming a tackle bin
The Modbloc’s biggest appeal is control. Pick the size that suits the job, label or spot what you need through the clear lid, then stack the boxes neatly inside a Downpour T1 Carryall.
It’s especially handy for anglers who carry several rigs, leads, feeders, hooklengths or small accessories and want each category kept separate. Less rummaging means less faff when the rods are off and a bite-time moment arrives.
A closer look
A compact box that keeps the chaos under control
The Downpour T1 Modbloc is all about neat, protected storage. Its welded n-Dura EVA construction gives it structure and helps shield your tackle from wet weather, while the clear lid lets you identify the contents without opening the box. Heavy-duty SBS zips keep everything closed as you move around the lake.
The stackable design is the clever bit for luggage setups. Rather than throwing loose pouches into a carryall, you can build a simple system with separate boxes for separate jobs. That makes it easier to grab the right kit quickly, especially when a screaming take or sudden change of plan catches you on the hop.
Worth knowing. There are four sizes, and the dimensions differ quite a bit. The XS measures 13 x 9 x 8 cm, while the Large measures 30 x 20 x 10 cm. Check your tackle first, especially if you’re storing bulky accessories rather than small terminal bits.
Who it suits
Best for organised anglers and modular luggage fans
Carp anglers will get plenty from the Modbloc if they like keeping rigs, leaders, hooks and small accessories in their own sections. A dedicated box means fewer tangled rigs and less chance of crushing delicate bits under heavier tackle. It also makes packing for different waters a lot less of a faff.
Coarse anglers can use the same approach for hooklengths, feeders, shot, floats and spare terminal tackle. The smaller sizes should suit compact collections, while the Medium and Large options are more useful when you’re carrying a broader range of kit for a full day on the bank.
Worth knowing. These are best used as part of a luggage system, not as a universal replacement for every pouch and tackle box. Keep the structured Modbloc for items that benefit from protection and organisation, then use softer storage for awkward-shaped gear.
FAQs in full
The questions anglers usually ask
The Modbloc range is designed to fit inside Downpour T1 Carryalls, so it’s a natural match if you’re already using that luggage. The stackable shape helps make better use of the carryall’s internal space, with each box acting as a removable module.
The EVA construction offers weather protection and the outside can be wiped clean after a muddy session. That’s ideal for normal bank conditions, but it’s still best treated as protective luggage rather than something to leave submerged or fully exposed to standing water.
Worth knowing. If you’re torn between two sizes, think about how you’ll pack the box rather than just how much tackle you own. A fuller, well-organised smaller box is often more useful than a Large box with loose bits rolling around inside.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Weather-resistant welded EVA construction.
- Clear lid makes finding tackle quick and easy.
- Stackable design makes better use of carryall space.
- Available in four useful sizes.
- Wipe-clean finish is dead handy after a muddy session.
Worth knowing
- The box sizes are fixed, so awkward-shaped items may not make the best use of the space.
- EVA is protective and practical, but it won’t suit anglers who prefer soft, squashable pouches.
- You’ll need to choose the size carefully for bulkier terminal tackle or larger accessories.
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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.
01Which Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc size should I choose?
Which Trakker Downpour T1 Modbloc size should I choose?
The XS is aimed at smaller collections of terminal tackle and compact accessories. Small and Medium offer more useful everyday capacity, while Large is the better shout for bulkier tackle. Check the dimensions against your kit before ordering.
02Are the Modblocs waterproof?
Are the Modblocs waterproof?
The welded n-Dura EVA construction provides weather protection, making the Modbloc useful for keeping tackle shielded from rain and splashes. It’s sensible storage rather than something to deliberately dunk in the lake.
03Will the Modbloc fit inside a Downpour T1 Carryall?
Will the Modbloc fit inside a Downpour T1 Carryall?
Yes. The range is designed to fit inside Downpour T1 Carryalls, giving you a neat modular way to organise your luggage.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a proper tidy-up job for your carryall. The strongest reasons to choose it are weather-resistant welded eva construction. and clear lid makes finding tackle quick and easy.; the main trade-off is the box sizes are fixed, so awkward-shaped items may not make the best use of the space..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Weather-resistant welded EVA construction.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers building a modular carryall system: The stackable shape and Downpour T1 Carryall compatibility make it easy to split your kit into sensible, grab-and-go sections.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The box sizes are fixed, so awkward-shaped items may not make the best use of the space.”
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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