Fox Camolite RX+ Case is a moulded EVA case made to carry up to four RX+ alarms and the receiver, each with its own place so they stay protected
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keep your feet warm between casts. The upper is quilted and insulated in Fox camo, and the inside has a short pile faux fur lining. They slip on and off easily
Fox Spomb X is a rod built for casting a Spomb or spod out to range. The blank is made from layers of electro bonded carbon cloth laid in several directions
Fox Finger Stall is a casting finger stall that fits over your finger while you cast. The finger section is made from soft leather, which gives you better feel through
Fox Easy Brolly is a compact brolly shelter built on an oval frame. It is aimed at anglers who fish short sessions and want to carry as little as possible
Fox Camolite Ruckall is a single bag that works as both a rucksack and a carryall. It has padded 3D non-slip shoulder straps and a padded back section
Fox Edges Sliders are flying back leads. Rather than being fitted before you cast, they travel with the line and slide back up the mainline as the rig flies
This is a short-sleeved T-shirt from the Fox Collection range. It comes in a green marl fabric with a black Fox logo printed on the front
part cooking pan from Fox, made from die-cast aluminium with a khaki finish and a high-temperature nonstick marble coating. One half is a smooth pan and the other
Fox Line Guard is a steel line guide for Continental-style boat angling. It holds the mainline up and away from weed and debris, and helps you change the line angle
Fox Butt Locks fit over the butt of your rod and hold it firmly in the rod rest head when sized correctly. Each one has a hard plastic skeleton covered with
Fox RX+ L Smart Light is a rechargeable light for the bivvy and the swim. It can be used as a standard bivvy light with the RX+ Remote, or linked
Fox EOS X is a budget carp rod from Fox, aimed at anglers who are new to carp fishing or working to a tight budget but still want
Fox EOS 10000 FS is a free spool reel from the EOS range. With the free spool engaged, a taking fish can pull line off freely. Turning the handle disengages













