Metal Detecting Nokta Makro Finds Pouch

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Komentáře • 22

  • @Notchedto11
    @Notchedto11 Před 3 lety

    Thanks for the review mate, I’ve been looking at this for a while seeing that I’m a Nokta Makro fan. The thing that’s held me back so far is the lack of a pinpointer holder on it, which my existing bag has. It does look a great bit of kit though & your review has definitely put it on my list for when I need to replace the existing finds pouch. Have a great week, Marcus

    • @MudMaxMetalDetecting
      @MudMaxMetalDetecting  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Marcus. Yeah it would be better if it had a dedicated slot for the pointer. Check out the comment from "Searching Shropshire" mate, possibly an issue with the zips. ATB MMMD

  • @stevedarcy9542
    @stevedarcy9542 Před 3 lety

    Awesome video Max. Looks like a decent finds bag. I’m liking the amount of zip compartments, real handy to separate the good things from the rubbish stuff. All I need to no is does it hold a days hunting of horseshoes and farm junk because that’s mostly what I find haha. Thanks Max for the review and thanks for sharing mate.

    • @MudMaxMetalDetecting
      @MudMaxMetalDetecting  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi Steve, yes it's got plenty of room for all our lovely iron rings, shoes, shotties etc. All those cruddy scraps will fit nicely ha ha. ATB MMMD

  • @searchingshropshire
    @searchingshropshire Před 3 lety +1

    I’ve had 2 since them being released (Nomad issue) . The zip pulls from the stitching on the big zip.
    My wife uses one as a peg bag and I use the other one as a tool belt.

  • @Garedot
    @Garedot Před rokem

    I just got this, it was included with the Started Kit form Nokta|Makro, it cost 44 us dollars, it comes with Digging tool, Nokta hat, pinpoiner pouch, I recomed this Started kit because Digging tool alone cost 30 dollars, then with extra 14 you get the other stuff

  • @stevedarcy9542
    @stevedarcy9542 Před 3 lety

    Awesome now I no it will fit all those goodies I’ll get me one haha. Thanks Max.

  • @TeamLynchBMD
    @TeamLynchBMD Před 3 lety

    I prefer a shoulder bag myself, nice review

    • @MudMaxMetalDetecting
      @MudMaxMetalDetecting  Před 3 lety +1

      Me too buddy. I use a shoulder bag with a waist belt attached and the pouch goes on the other side. That way the junk stays out the bag and it's easy to slide it off to tip out all the rubbish afterwards. ATB MMMD

  • @rcbasherpodcast898
    @rcbasherpodcast898 Před rokem

    I have one but wish it had a mesh bottom so sand and dirt could fall out.

    • @MudMaxMetalDetecting
      @MudMaxMetalDetecting  Před rokem +1

      Yes I think a lot of finds pouches could benefit from a sturdy mash bottom. ATB MMMD

  • @godhandneo3606
    @godhandneo3606 Před 3 lety

    Best finds pouch I've used so far

  • @danielt879
    @danielt879 Před 2 lety +1

    I bought one of these and it fell apart very quickly. The stitching that attaches the belt holder to the bag is not strong enough..
    Everything else about the bag was good, but it needs extra stitching for strength.
    It's a shame..

    • @MudMaxMetalDetecting
      @MudMaxMetalDetecting  Před 2 lety +1

      hi Daniel. Yes I think a bit more quality and a few pounds extra on the price and it would have been great. ATB MMMD

    • @danielt879
      @danielt879 Před 2 lety

      @@MudMaxMetalDetecting I totally agree with that. 😀

  • @diggersdentysonu.k.m.d8813

    Well made that brother

    • @MudMaxMetalDetecting
      @MudMaxMetalDetecting  Před 3 lety

      Thanks buddy. ATB MMMD

    • @searchingshropshire
      @searchingshropshire Před 3 lety

      I’ve had 2 since them being released (Nomad issue) . The zip pulls from the stitching on the big zip.
      My wife uses one as a peg bag and I use the other one as a tool belt.