The padded shoulder strap and ergonomically designed easy grip hand wheels make it easy to transport and set up your seatbox - even on those wintery mornings whilst wearing gloves. This seatbox is the perfect solution for anglers who value both comfort and practicality. It features four adjustable legs (30mm) that provide stability on most pegs, ensuring that you have a solid platform to fish from. The seat is a padded cushion, with a pole retention strap that makes it ideal for long pole fishing. The seatbox also comes with a side tray that has dividers, allowing you to keep your smaller items organized and within easy reach. The large storage base provides ample space for your other fishing essentials, and there is also includes a pole winder tray. The Maver REALITY R100 Seat Box was once regarded as a top-of-the-line seat box designed by anglers for anglers. The padded seat cushion and round 30mm legs (with mud feet) add extra stability ensure once tightened your setup will be level and comfortable to fish for long periods. Fishing for me is not about what brand I have, it's more about the long term investment into something I am passionate about and enjoy doing. When shopping for a fishing seat box, there are several important factors to consider to ensure you get the right one for your needs.

The golden question for anybody participating in hobbies is how much should you actually spend on product. Fishing for me is an escape from the real world, so it all boils down to budget & required features. The entire "seating area" of the box seems rather small for a larger Angler like myself, at only 4cm x 28cm I would expect some considerable "overhang" making long term sessions quite uncomfortable. I don't believe that spending less on a seat box that has the same (or more) features compared to a well known brand should be something to put you off purchasing - unless you are looking to eventually add accessories which are likely not to fit. Something one Angler said to me many years ago was: "If you buy half price products, expect them to last half the time"

Last Updated: 9th March 2023 to reflect new prices. What should you consider when purchasing a fishing seat box? If money is no object, the go ahead and buy the top of the range of fishing box - it may even be able to pull the fish in for you if you pay enough.

First, focus on the seat. It should be comfortable, with enough padding to support you for several hours at a time. Some seats also feature a pole support at the front that can be used to wedge the end of the butt section and take some of the strain off it.