Aventik Fly Fishing Rod Bag Fishing Rod Sleeve Cover Pole Sock Glove Protector Bag Pouch with 5 Compartments

Will suffice, good product

Good quality. Has five sectional pockets. Fits a nine foot fly rod well.

Excellent quality! I have a sage esn and i like tbis sock just as much.

Rod pieces are easy to stow and withdraw. I like the tie strings that are at both ends to keep the pieces tight and rolls up to fit my rod holder tube!

Nice rod sleeves. I bought the 31" for my 7' and 7'6" Daiwa Ardito baitcasting travel rods. The rods come with nice cases but they're bulky. These sleeves fit both rods perfectly! Nice and snug. I've also used one for a 7' travel spinning rod. Again, great fit.I recommend these sleeves for anyone who wants to protect their travel rods. Nice product!

The compartments are too small for conventional rods. Quality for the price seems reasonable.

Basic, seemly well made rod sleeve. Has a fifth section for a spare tip, which I won't use, but not a drawback. It is long enough for a 4 piece 9 foot 6 inch rod. For my 9 foot rods the extra just folds over. The only caution is to make sure all the rod pieces are even before you fold the extra over - if the tip section was proud of the others it could be vulnerable. Happy with these.

These cloth rod socks seems well made and serve their purpose, protecting fly rods from scratches and minor bumps while inside another case.I bought two, one for my 9’2” 4-pc. 5 weight and one for my 9’6” 4-pc 8 weight fly rods. The socks will protect the rods inside my padded gear bag. These would also work well inside a structured rod tube.Bottom line: They will add a little cushioning and protection for your rods, but you need something else to protect them if you’re going to toss them in the back of your truck.As some others have noted, these are designed for fly rods. The large eyes of a spinning rod are too large to fit in the partitions of the sock.Tight lines!