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Coarse tackle · EVA luggage · Our take
Korda Compac 220 Carryall
Green or Kamo
A compact EVA carryall for keeping coarse and match tackle organised, dry and easy to grab when the action kicks off.
- Largest size in the Korda Compac EVA pouch range.
- Waterproof EVA construction with welded seams.
- Clear lid, two-way top zip and internal zipped mesh pocket.
- Designed to accommodate the Korda Tackle Box, plus items such as marker floats, spods, Goo, Chod Safe and Zig Box.
Make sure it’s the right one. This is the Korda Compac 220 Carryall, model KLUG08 — the largest size in Korda’s Compac EVA pouch range.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A tidy, purposeful pouch that earns its keep when you want compact, weather-resistant tackle storage.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.1/10
- Performance8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.4/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Coarse and match anglers. It keeps core tackle together without taking over your seatbox, trolley or carryall.
- Anglers who like a tidy setup. The clear lid and internal mesh pocket make it easy to see and sort small essentials.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers carrying loads of bulky kit. The 220 is compact and has a defined capacity, so it won’t swallow a whole session’s luggage.
- Anyone wanting one bag for everything. This is an organised tackle pouch, not a full-size carryall for clothing, bait and general bank gear.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korda Compac 220 Carryall
A compact EVA carryall for keeping coarse and match tackle organised, dry and easy to grab when the action kicks off.
- Largest size in the Korda Compac EVA pouch range.
- Waterproof EVA construction with welded seams.
- Clear lid, two-way top zip and internal zipped mesh pocket.
- Designed to accommodate the Korda Tackle Box, plus items such as marker floats, spods, Goo, Chod Safe and Zig Box.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Korda Compac 220 Carryall is a cracking little bit of tackle luggage for keeping essential coarse and match kit together. Its waterproof EVA build, clear lid and simple internal layout make it proper easy to live with on the bank.
It’s not a huge holdall and won’t swallow every bit of kit you own. But for a Tackle Box, marker floats, spods, bottles of Goo or a couple of specialist boxes, it’s a tidy, tough and fuss-free choice.
A tidy, purposeful pouch that earns its keep when you want compact, weather-resistant tackle storage.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.1/10
- Performance
- 8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.4/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
Durable EVA, welded seams and a useful zip layout give it a reassuringly practical build.
It protects and organises a focused load well, with the clear lid making access quicker.
It won’t catch fish by itself, but faster access to tackle means less faff during active fishing.
The clear lid, two-way zip and internal mesh pocket make the layout simple to understand.
It offers useful waterproof organisation, though its compact capacity means value depends on needing this specific role.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korda Compac 220 Carryall
There’s always that one bag on the bank that turns into tackle soup. Floats, boxes, hooklength bits and bottles rolling about together. You know the script. You need one small item and suddenly half the contents are scattered across the unhooking mat. The Korda Compac 220 Carryall is built to put a stop to that nonsense.
This is the largest pouch in Korda’s Compac EVA range, but it’s still a compact bit of kit. Measuring 28.5cm long, 20cm wide and 12cm high, it’s made for the essentials rather than the entire contents of your garage. Think useful, contained and easy to grab when the rods are off or the float disappears under.
The main body uses lightweight, durable EVA with welded seams. That gives the bag a tough, wipe-clean feel and helps keep water out when the weather turns a bit grim. On a wet commercial or a muddy canal towpath, that’s a proper bonus. Tackle doesn’t need to sit in a soggy fabric pouch getting damp and manky.
The lid is clear plastic, which sounds like a small detail until you’re stood there looking for a particular box. You can see what’s inside before opening it. That means less rummaging, less faff and a quicker route to the bit you actually need. For match anglers working through rigs or feed options, that visibility is dead handy.
Access comes through a two-way top zip. It opens the main compartment widely enough to get your hands in without fighting the bag. The zip also lets you position the opening how you want it, whether the Compac is on a side tray, in a carryall or tucked under a seatbox.
Inside, there’s a zipped mesh pocket for smaller essentials. That’s the natural home for hook packets, swivels, bits of rig foam, spare feeders or other little odds and ends that normally vanish into the bottom of a bag. It won’t replace a proper rig case, but it helps stop the usual loose tackle chaos.
Korda says the 220 is designed to accommodate the Korda Tackle Box, and there’s room for a useful mix of other coarse and carp-adjacent bits too. Marker floats, spods, bottles of Goo, a Chod Safe and a Zig Box are all the sort of gear this pouch is intended to store. For a coarse angler, that translates nicely to a focused bait and tackle station.
The shape is deliberately boxy, so you get predictable storage rather than a floppy bag that collapses in on itself. That’s useful when you’re packing a trolley or stacking luggage in the car. The trade-off is that awkward, bulky items won’t magically squeeze into the corners. This is about making the right kit fit neatly, not carrying everything.
At a reported 300g, it won’t add much weight to your setup. You can choose green or Kamo, depending on whether you prefer a low-key look or a bit more pattern. Overall, the Compac 220 makes most sense as a dedicated organiser: one pouch for the tackle you want close, dry and easy to identify. If that sounds like your sort of bank routine, it’s a bob-on solution without much fuss.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product code
- KLUG08
- Dimensions
- 28.5cm L x 20cm W x 12cm H
- Material
- Lightweight, durable EVA
- Construction
- Waterproof with welded seams
- Weight
- Reported at 300g
- Colour options
- Green or Kamo
Specs checked with Korda, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This is all about organisation rather than carrying absolutely everything. The 220 gives you one clean, protected compartment for the bits that tend to rattle around loose in a carryall or seatbox bag.
The clear lid is the real winner. You can spot what you need without opening the pouch, which means less faff when you’re busy feeding, changing rigs or trying to get a bite-time job done quickly.
Closer look
A compact pouch with a proper job to do
The Compac 220 is built from lightweight, durable EVA rather than soft fabric. Its waterproof construction and welded seams make it well suited to wet coarse and match venues, where tackle can quickly end up sitting in spray, rain or damp grass.
A clear plastic lid lets you check the contents before opening the two-way top zip. Inside, the main compartment is supported by a zipped mesh pocket for smaller items. That gives you a simple split between boxes and the little bits that usually disappear.
Worth knowing. The 220 is the largest pouch in the Compac EVA range, but it’s still compact. It’s best thought of as an organised tackle container, not a replacement for a large carryall stuffed with bait, clothing and general session gear.
Who it suits
Ideal for focused coarse and match setups
If you fish with a seatbox, trolley or compact luggage setup, this pouch gives you a dedicated place for the kit you use most. Keep your Tackle Box, floats, feeders, spare bits or bait-related accessories together and you’ll spend less time rummaging when a bite is on the cards.
It also suits anglers who move between swims. The 300g reported weight is easy to live with, while the structured shape stacks neatly in larger luggage. The waterproof EVA is especially useful when the weather is doing its usual British thing.
It’s less convincing if you want one giant bag for everything. The fixed dimensions limit what you can carry, and bulky items will quickly eat into the available space. Pack it with a job in mind and it makes much more sense.
FAQs in full
The bits you’ll want to know
Can it hold the Korda Tackle Box? Yes. The Compac 220 is specifically designed around that sort of organised tackle storage, with extra flexibility for other small boxes and accessories.
Will the contents stay dry? The EVA body and welded seams provide a waterproof construction. Keep the two-way zip closed properly, particularly in heavy rain or when the pouch is sitting on a wet surface.
What’s the best way to pack it? Put the main box or larger items in the central compartment, then use the zipped mesh pocket for loose essentials. That keeps the kit you reach for most visible and stops tiny bits going walkabout.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Lightweight but durable EVA construction.
- Waterproof welded seams help keep tackle protected.
- Clear lid makes finding kit quick and easy.
- Good internal flexibility for coarse and match essentials.
Worth knowing
- Compact rather than cavernous, so it won’t replace a full carryall.
- The boxy shape may not suit bulky or awkwardly shaped gear.
- The contents are visible, but the clear lid won’t hide a messy load.
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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 will fit in the Korda Compac 220 Carryall?
What will fit in the Korda Compac 220 Carryall?
It’s designed to accommodate the Korda Tackle Box and can also hold items such as marker floats, spods, bottles of Goo, a Chod Safe and a Zig Box. How much you fit depends on the mix of kit, naturally.
02Is the Korda Compac 220 waterproof?
Is the Korda Compac 220 waterproof?
The EVA construction and welded seams give it a waterproof build, helping protect the contents from rain, splashes and damp bank conditions. Keep the zip properly closed for the best protection.
03Is this a full-size fishing carryall?
Is this a full-size fishing carryall?
No. Despite the Carryall name, it’s a compact EVA pouch measuring 28.5cm by 20cm by 12cm. Think organised tackle storage rather than a big bag for all your session kit.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are lightweight but durable eva construction. and waterproof welded seams help keep tackle protected.; the main trade-off is compact rather than cavernous, so it won’t replace a full carryall..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Lightweight but durable EVA construction.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Coarse and match anglers: It keeps core tackle together without taking over your seatbox, trolley or carryall.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Compact rather than cavernous, so it won’t replace a full carryall.”
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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