American Tackle Radiused Rubber Gimbals
Specifications
American Tackle Radiused Rubber Gimbals
Product Details
Built for durability, comfort, and secure performance, this proprietary radiused rubber gimbal is designed for professional rod builders and serious anglers. The firm yet supple rubber offers the toughness needed to battle big-game fish while remaining comfortable for extended fights without a belt or harness. A pigskin-textured surface provides a non-slip grip—even in wet, offshore conditions—while interior epoxy locking channels ensure an unbreakable bond to the rod once installed.
Features:
- Non-slip texture for maximum grip in any condition
- Purpose-driven design with sleek lines and proven offshore durability
- Epoxy locking channels create a secure, permanent adhesion
- Radiused profile adds comfort without sacrificing holding power
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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They’re a more flexible runner than the Fuji grc 19 or 22. But I like them a little better because tye teeth or cut in the bottom is a bit deeper and I feel like they stay planted into my rod holders better.
Holds rod in holder but doesn’t kill your hip
Gimble are hard rubber also light in weight, great for shore and boat use , highly recommend them.
Perfect for surf rods when you want a gimbal end, but want to keep weight to a minimum. Love using these on shorecasting rods
I had to cut these off a number of rods. The would leave black marks on hands, clothes, the boat!
Great customer service!
I was looking for gimbal butts for an Ugly Stick Striper Rod. These worked perfectly. The butts have a nice feature that isn't mentioned in the description. You can see that there are decorative grooves on the butt caps. It turns out that the grip that I bought was a tad bit long. However, I trimmed the butt cap by slicing off a piece at the decorative groove. It fit perfectly. So, the length of the butt caps is easily adjusted.
I have rods I want to put gimbal ends on. The rods are 1 1/8 inches at the butt end. What size gimbal do I need?
Hey Ron, 1 1/8 inches measures 28.57 millimeters. For that diameter you would want to look into a heavier duty aluminum gimbal to fit it. Here is a link to the page that has our gimbals on it.
https://mudhole.com/collections/gimbals?sort_by=manual&filter.v.price.gte=&filter.v.price.lte=&filter.p.m.facet.material=Aluminum
