Plano Launches StowAll Pouches, Waterproof Pouches, & Packing CubesPlano Launches StowAll Pouches, Waterproof Pouches, & Packing Cubes

Plano is rolling out a new family of pack organization gear called StowAll, and it covers three distinct products built to work together: Zip Pouches, Waterproof Zip Pouches, and Packing Cubes. The idea is a modular system that moves from a boat bag to a backpack to a truck bed without requiring you to rethink how your gear is organized each time.

The standard Zip Pouches are the lightweight, everyday option. Tear and water-resistant mesh with a translucent body so you can see what is inside without digging. Carabiner loops let you clip them to a pack or bag. Pricing runs $8.99 to $11.99 depending on size, with a tube configuration at $9.99 for longer items.

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The Waterproof Zip Pouches are the serious version. IPX7 rated with welded construction and waterproof zippers, a gusseted bottom for upright storage, and multiple carabiner and tie-down points. If you are running these on a boat or in conditions where things are going to get wet, this is the tier that matters. Those run $24.99 to $34.99.

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The Packing Cubes round out the system:

Ultralight ripstop fabric constructionMesh front panels for visibility and airflowExpands to 7.5 inches for extra capacityWebbing haul handle and wide-loop zipper pullsCompatible with Plano GoNow and Sportsman’s TrunksWasher and dryer safeSmall $19.99 / Medium $21.99 / Large $24.99 / 3-Pack Set $49.99

The washer and dryer safe detail on the Packing Cubes is worth mentioning. If you are using these for hunting clothes or base layers in the field, being able to run them straight through the laundry without pulling everything out first is genuinely convenient.

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Pricing across the StowAll lineup is reasonable, with the standard Zip Pouches being nearly impulse-buy territory and the Waterproof versions sitting at a fair premium for the IPX7 rating. The 3-Pack Packing Cube set at $49.99 is the obvious buy if you are building out a full system rather than testing one size.

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Is pack organization something you actively invest in for your hunting and fishing setups, or do you just throw everything in a bag and sort it out later? Let us know in the comments below. We always appreciate the feedback.

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