[Oliver James]

Looking for something hard-wearing.

I know most people use fishing pole bags?

Any recommendations?

[Smudger]

Yes, fishing pole bag - maverick branded I think

But now have them racked out in the vans - works better all round for me

Darran

[richard connett]

A snowboard bag would work

[simon w]

Don't use one myself as my poles were supplied with a bag, but I often walk past charity shops and see golf club bags that look useful for slotting gutter poles into.

[Spruce]

Don't use one myself as my poles were supplied with a bag, but I often walk past charity shops and see golf club bags that look useful for slotting gutter poles into.

Floor space is always at a premium in my van. My poles came in a bag I use. I have them strapped up into the corner where the bulkhead meets the roof of the van. They are out of the way and can't be trod on. For me the pain is the vacuum hose.

[Steve H]

I have two gutters vacs now!! , just bought the latest model of the skyvac atom, not cheap but a brilliant piece of kit for the size, came with a lovely bag, looks pretty hard wearing. Easily fits into my van (compared to my other one which is a bit bigger and more bulky) I can take it with me and tie in clearing gutters with my windows, especially when there are two of us.
Anyway, try Spinaclean - they might sell you a bag, they have lots of spare parts, really helpful company to deal with.
www.spinaclean.com
All the best

[malcolms cleaning]

https://www.spinaclean.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Gutter+pole+bag

[Slash]

Gutter Vac Systems sell them,I think I paid £45.00 for mine,could be wrong.