Wholesale cool boxes, lights and sleeping gear for anglers

Buying guide

Night sessions and multi-day fishing trips sell more than tackle: anglers need to keep bait and food cold, see in the bivvy and sleep warm. A fishing cool box or a bivvy light is an easy add-on for a tackle shop, and the margin is often better than on rods. We work with partner factories on factory-direct supply as an EU importer: what you get from us is the sourcing, the inspection and the paperwork around the product.

What is in the range

Rotomoulded LLDPE cool boxes of 16, 40, 45 and 55 L with PU foam insulation, some on wheels; a round 44 L cooler with tap; soft cooler bags and backpacks from 10 to 35 L, including a PVC dry-bag style cooler; stainless steel vacuum flasks from 0.5 to 4.2 L and insulated bottles; filter bottles; rechargeable and solar LED lanterns, glasses headlamps and headlamps with red light and motion sensor; kerosene hurricane lanterns; envelope, mummy, down and double sleeping bags; nylon and cotton liners; emergency bivvy bags. Rain gear is in clothing, and more is available on request.

What we ask for

For cool boxes, wall thickness, insulation, the stated ice retention and how it was measured. For flasks, bottles and anything else in contact with food, the steel grade and the supplier’s food-contact declaration. For sleeping bags, fill type and weight, shell fabric and the stated temperature range, which is the supplier’s figure. For headlamps and lanterns, CE documents covering EMC and RoHS and battery information under the EU Batteries Regulation 2023/1542, which we request from the supplier and send to you on request. GPSR labelling applies to every consumer model.

Lighting and safety warnings

Light output figures are the supplier’s. Kerosene lanterns need fuel and ventilation warnings in the language of sale, and they should not be used inside a bivvy or tent. We agree warnings and instructions with the supplier before production, so the packaging is ready for the countries where you sell.