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<blockquote data-quote="defiant1" data-source="post: 242557" data-attributes="member: 2208">You can fit a 40&quot; rod in it.&nbsp; It is 40&quot; long in the center portion of case. So, I would not put a rod there as you might inadvertently place the rod tip to far out to the edge and snap it off when you closed the lid.&nbsp; But the top and bottom slots are 41 1/2&quot; inches, so that would be your best bet.&nbsp; If the ends of the case were squared off you could put 40&quot; rods in all the slots without worry. As it is designed, you could probably get three 40&quot; rods in there safely. Hope this helps.- - - Updated - - -I have beat the crap out of mine and pulled it on the ice in -20 degree weather and no issues with the handles.&nbsp; Oh and the most important thing, it protected the ice rods inside.&nbsp; So, for the price, it is a winner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="defiant1, post: 242557, member: 2208"] You can fit a 40" rod in it. It is 40" long in the center portion of case. So, I would not put a rod there as you might inadvertently place the rod tip to far out to the edge and snap it off when you closed the lid. But the top and bottom slots are 41 1/2" inches, so that would be your best bet. If the ends of the case were squared off you could put 40" rods in all the slots without worry. As it is designed, you could probably get three 40" rods in there safely. Hope this helps. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I have beat the crap out of mine and pulled it on the ice in -20 degree weather and no issues with the handles. Oh and the most important thing, it protected the ice rods inside. So, for the price, it is a winner. [/QUOTE]

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