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05-31-2016, 09:56 PM | #1 |
Junior
Join Date: May 2016
Posts: 22
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Rod and gear leashes
Just wanted to see if there is any interest on this site for my product. A friend of mine suggested that I offer these up here.
He'said been trying to get me out on the Kayak more often, but I have to admit that I'm a lazy fisherman and mostly float tube. The idea/application is the same After coming close to losing my rods and gear over the side while float tubing I decided to make my own rod and gear leashes. Some of my friends already had lost several items and they thought it was a good idea too. After using them for several years I decided to make and sell them and see how it would go. I could make them to any length that you like. They could not only be used to tie down rods. They could be used for nets, pliers, hook removal tools, oars, paddles, fins, whatever you don't want to lose! I could make paracord leashes in just about any color, but the shock cord only comes in black. The carabiners are aluminum alloy and the key chain rings are stainless steel. the paracord is 550 seven strand and the shock cord is marine grade. They can be used in any fashion, with or without the key ring or tie wrap. Also available are matching handmade paracord survival bracelets with and without buckle (Madd Maxx style) These are proudly made by a US Navy veteran and fellow fisherman. 4' paracord leash $5.95 5' paracord leash $6.95 4' shock cord leash $7.95 5' shock cord leash $8.95 Bracelets $7.50 Shipping for up to two leashes $3.00 If you have any questions please feel free to ask! |
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