Preston Multi Gripper Rest Rear Rod Support

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Preston Multi Gripper Rest Rod Butt Support

The Preston Multi Gripper Rest is a compact, versatile support designed to hold and securely fix the rod butt. Its shape also accommodates landing net handles or other compatible accessories, making it a practical solution for organizing gear during a fishing session.

The contact area features soft molded ribs that provide a firm grip without damaging the rod or the supported handle. The rest's profile helps keep equipment in position while allowing quick access when the rod needs to be lifted.

The compact construction is complemented by a stainless steel thread, allowing mounting on rests, feeder arms and other compatible threaded accessories.

Features:

  • Manufacturer: Preston Innovations;
  • Model: Multi Gripper Rest;
  • Product type: Rod rest;
  • Suitable for the rod butt, landing net handle and other accessories;
  • Soft ribs for enhanced grip;
  • Secure fixing;
  • Protects gear from damage;
  • Compact and versatile design;
  • Stainless steel thread;
  • Length: 7cm;
  • Width: 6cm;
  • Height: 4.5cm.

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