Nash Trax Power Barrows 

Not if you suffer from a physical disability you wouldn't! I used to be of same mindset but when I was diagnosed with a disease that causes muscle atrophy & weakness in my legs & back, I bought a Prestige Power Porter & found it harder to push around even with the motor than the Fox Explorer barrow I had before. I sold the Prestige one & bought the Metro Power Barrow last July & it was just like using the Explorer but with the added bonus of the motor when required (usually just to get the barrow moving from a stand still or up a hill/over ruts in a track). Expensive for a barrow, but do people also really need £150 bite alarms, £600 reels, £250+ rod pods, £30 individual banksticks or £500 rods when there are other items that do the same job on the market for a lot less money nowadays?

899 pounds

Don't waste your money on inferior products buy Prestige extreme power Porter if you want a reliable electric Barrow with 25-year pedigree . If you buy Nash trash you will be buying twice trust me.

@@maxoneson9616 Same if you buy Prestige. I had one of the 12v Power Porters & hated it. Sold it & bought a Nash Metro Power Barrow & the Nash barrow by far is a better barrow for MY requirements. If only the guy that runs Prestige actually had a tiny amount of customer service, then they might do better as every time I have had to deal with him, he has been an obnoxious pr1ck (& I speak to everyone respectfully as handle customer service for my own company) - this has been the same from the start with him & well known. Whenever I have needed to call Nash up with any issues, the person on the end of the phone (be it a work experience lay or Kevin Nash himself) has always spoken to me like a valued customer and resolved the issue with that one phone call. I know people that are still waiting for spares for their Carp Porters from Prestige that they bought via the website from November LAST YEAR with the guy that owns the company blaming COVID for every delay. Wouldn't touch Prestige products with a barge pole now TBH. I also know that several of the Korda sponsored lads have sold their Power Porters & gone over to the Nash power barrows because they are better for their needs as well as they were sick of waiting for spares!

@@OliverQueen1974 Hello. What about lifetime concerning batteries, since they are lead/ acid, is there any risk to often charge them ?

@@OliverQueen1974 agree with your comments on the Prestige after sales service - it is shocking.

It's not in the dictionary but I bet alot of words us anglers use are. I know a lot of mine are definitely not lol 😂 👍

Would love to be able to carry my gear but when you have a physical disability, it is impossible. Be thankful that you can carry your gear, as I was when I could carry all mine (before anybody made a barrow dedicated for fishing back in the 80s), but age & health soon creeps up on you & hits you when you least expect it to.