Grip too thin
scolba
Posted 10/17/2008 1:29 PM (#341221)
Subject: Grip too thin




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Location: Bloomington, IL		Hey guys,

I just recently picked up a cabelas XH muskie rod (was on clearance..couldn't say no), and I'm not entirely happy with how thin the cork grip is. My big 'ol bear paws need something a little more substantial. So is there any kind of wrap or something like that that you guys like to use to add a little extra girth to the grips, without sacrificing comfort and grip??

Thanks a lot!
esox50
Posted 10/17/2008 1:31 PM (#341222 - in reply to #341221)
Subject: Re: Grip too thin





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http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_1...
scolba
Posted 10/17/2008 1:34 PM (#341224 - in reply to #341221)
Subject: Re: Grip too thin




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Location: Bloomington, IL		is that stuff very thick? or am i going to have to get 12 and layer it?
muskie! nut
Posted 10/17/2008 1:49 PM (#341227 - in reply to #341224)
Subject: Re: Grip too thin





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Location: Yahara River Chain		Are you sure that is ethical putting a Bass Pro wrap on a Cabela's rod???
esox50
Posted 10/17/2008 1:55 PM (#341229 - in reply to #341224)
Subject: Re: Grip too thin





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scolba - 10/17/2008 1:34 PM

is that stuff very thick? or am i going to have to get 12 and layer it? :)


Sorry, I have no idea
Guest
Posted 10/17/2008 1:57 PM (#341230 - in reply to #341229)
Subject: Re: Grip too thin


i wrapped a couple wine corks on my grip with athletic tape to enlarge the handle, can also use baseball bat wrap or tennis racket wrap for something that looks a little nicer, or pretty much anything else that takes up space.