Reaction Tackle Fishing Rod Cover / Rod Sleeve / Rod Sock (2-Pack)

Keep your rods looking sharper than your fishing stories. These rod socks are the low-drama bodyguards for your spinning and casting sticks — breathable, flexible, and ready to fend off scratches, dings, and the sun's passive aggression. Perfect for anglers who like gear that works as hard as they pretend to.

Who it’s for: anglers, weekend warriors, and anyone who treats their tackle like a prized possession. Why it matters: protects expensive rods so your next cast is about fish, not gear repair. AXG Life — Life, Adventure-Ready.

Key Features & Design

• 2-Pack: Two sleeves so you can protect a pair of rods or keep a spare on deck.
• Flat or pointed end: Fits both tip styles — because variety is the spice of fishing.
• Compatible: Designed for both spinning and casting rods.
• Breathable & flexible: Lets moisture escape while stretching to fit your rod snugly.
• Durable and protective: Shields against scratches, dings, and UV rays to extend rod life and performance.

Performance & Benefits

These rod socks are the simple, effective upgrade your gear bag has been begging for. They slip on quickly, hold securely, and won’t trap mildew thanks to breathable fabric. That means less time fiddling with soggy rod tubes and more time making questionable casts and excellent memories.

Whether you’re stashing rods in a truck bed, packing a boat, or tossing them into a crowded garage, the sleeves reduce damage from bumps and sun exposure. Translation: fewer repair bills, longer-lasting guides, and more confidence when you hand your rod to a buddy who “totally knows what they're doing.”

Small, lightweight, and no-nonsense — these covers protect performance so your gear is always ready when adventure calls. Built for midnight trail runs and questionable decisions? Maybe not. Built for keeping your rods ready for them? Absolutely.

Ready to go?

Add this 2-pack to your kit and protect your investment — toss them in your gear bag and make better campfire stories (and fewer “remember when my rod broke” confessions).