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| Where do y'all get your power from? |
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| Are you talking Lews power handles? |
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Location: oswego, il | I bought mine at rollie and helen's. Gator grips they call them. They have the paddle and round style. |
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| If you're talking about Abu Garcia power handles.....there is only one place to get them.
Call Ed Jackson.
www.jacksonlures.com
Ed has the cheapest prices on a lot of things....especially Abu's, bulldogs, and believers (anything Drifter).
Ed's the man....tell 'em Hulbert sent ya.
Steve Hulbert |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Fleet Farm has them too. |
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| Thornes has them too. |
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Call up Coren's Rod and Reel in Chicago, they carry them too (773)631-5202.
Hatterasoutfitters.com will have a wide variety of them too.
OR you can order direct from Garcia, they will be happy to ship one or 10 out to you. |
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| I bought mine at my local Ed Shirley's Sports in Palatine. Power Handles are a must for all new paddle Abus, because I hate those handles. The power handle really lets you crank really fast and helps make those 12 hour days on the water doable! 
Steve |
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Location: Maple Grove, MN | Even Cabelas has power handles for ABU reels now.
I have them on all six of my rods and wouldn't be without them. So much less stress on the wrist and elbows sure makes a difference after a few hours of casting. |
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Power Handles?