Hard Case:
Rods can break and who knows what you will be going through if you actually do have to bug out. Chances are it's not going to be a walk in the park, especially if you are in an urban area. Choose a kit that is durable and will keep your rods safe. Make sure it has reliable latches too.
Compact and Light:
The smaller the better but don't compromise quality. Make sure the pole stays together well when assembled. If you order online test it and send it back if it doesn't hold up.
Room for Some Tackle:
Make sure the kit you order has enough room for some basic tackle. Keeping tackle with the pole will make it easier to find later.
Color:
Pick a case natural in color. You're trying to stay under the radar. Don't make the mistake of buying that bright yellow or orange case.
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