Barrow bags, spare wheels, tyres, straps and covers keep a fishing barrow rolling and the load secure, with live prices from reputable online tackle shops on every item.
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About Barrow Accessories & Spares
Straps suit most barrows, while wheels and bags are often made for one frame.
A puncture or a load sliding off can ruin the walk to the swim, which is why many anglers carry spares and straps.
Barrow bags sit on the frame and keep small kit together, so less needs strapping on top.
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How to Choose Barrow Accessories
Wheels and bags need to fit the frame, so check the axle size or barrow model on the listing. Straps and bungees are more universal and suit most barrows.
The ground on your usual walk should steer the choice of wheel. Puncture proof tyres save trouble on thorny paths, while wide or twin wheels roll better on soft, muddy banks.
Pneumatic tyres soak up bumps but can puncture, while solid or puncture proof tyres never go flat. A spare wheel or inner tube in the car can save a long walk with a broken barrow.
Front and side bags fit the barrow frame and carry bait, tools and small items. Straps and covers hold the load in place and keep it dry on the way to the swim.
Barrow Accessory Prices
There are 2 barrow accessories and spares on this page, each showing its lowest live price from reputable online tackle shops.
For the barrow itself, read our guide to the best carp barrows.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a spare wheel fit my barrow?
Only if the axle size and fitting match your barrow. Check the barrow model or axle size on the listing before you order.
Are puncture proof barrow tyres worth it?
They save trouble on thorny or stony paths, as they cannot go flat. Pneumatic tyres ride more softly over bumps but can puncture.
What is a barrow bag for?
A barrow bag fits the frame and holds small items such as bait, tools and a head torch. It keeps them together and stops them falling off on the walk.
How do I stop my barrow load moving?
Strap the load down with barrow straps or bungees, with the heaviest items low and over the wheel. A balanced load is easier to push and less likely to tip.