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EDGE 3700 Terminal
Terminal tackle is one of the hardest things to keep safe and organized, but the Plano EDGE Master Terminal utilizes Plano’s latest technologies to give you the ultimate in terminal storage systems. Not just advancing tackle storage, but pushing it to the EDGE, the Plano EDGE Master Terminal features Rustrictor rust preventative technology molded into the base and a Dri-Loc watertight seal that keeps your tackle in pristine condition. It also features a crystal clear lid design for quick identification of contents and an oversized latch that allows for easy one-handed open operation.
Specifically designed for hooks, weights, and small parts, the Plano EDGE Master Terminal comes with 22 unique lift-out trays that are perfect for keeping small terminal items separated and prevent cross contamination like other storage boxes. Finished with a heavy duty steel hinge for improved durability, the Plano EDGE Master Terminal is the best terminal storage box ever created.
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Exterior
The sleek, modern look of the EDGE series may be the first thing that grabs your attention, but its exclusive Rustrictor™ coating, Dri-Loc™ seal and one-handed latch design will ensure you never use anything else. Now your tackle will last longer, stay dry and be more easily accessible—making your angling days more enjoyable than they’ve ever been before.
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Interior
Keep your jigs dry, your crankbaits untangled, your lures rust-free and your extras all organized in the easy-to-customize EDGE tackle boxes. Thoughtful interior features solve for every angler frustration and take tackle organization to a whole new level. New adjustable, pre-cut dividers offer 100% customization, keep contents immobile and improve airflow, while Water Wick™ dividers absorb moisture and an EZ Label™ system allows you to easily mark your contents.
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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