American Tackle Light Spinning Rod Cork Grip – For Tennessee Handles

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SKU: LS10A-200
UPC: 099253024987

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American Tackle Light Spinning Rod Cork Grip – For Tennessee Handles

Product Details

Premium cork grip designed for building Tennessee-style handles on light spinning rods. Pair with GSR-23.5 spin bands for a secure reel attachment without a traditional reel seat. Crafted from quality cork for comfort, sensitivity, and durability on the water.

Features:

  • Quality cork grip for Tennessee handle builds
  • Designed for light spinning rod applications
  • Compatible with GSR-23.5 spin bands (sold separately)
  • Lightweight and comfortable for extended fishing sessions

Specifications

Model Length Inside Diameter Outside Diameter
LS10A-200 10.00" 0.200" 0.905"

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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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Jason Howard
Perfect grip for smaller hands

This is the third rod I built so I’m still learning. When I ordered this I didn’t realize the grip had to be cut to fit the rings on. After a phone call to customer service a few instructions were given. This added a whole new aspect to the rod building journey. I figured if I had to split the grip I wanted to try to hide the seam so I cut it twice and added decorative ring. This grip does not have a tenon for a but cap so I peruse the site to find something close to the dimension of the grip. I came up with an aluminum cap with a ring that was close. I sanded the grip to the size of the ring and cap and this is what I ended up with. Having know ahead of time the grip had to be split to fit the rings on I probably would not have bought it. The task seemed a bit overwhelming but with a quick call to Customer service and a little hard work it turned into a really fun project.

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Aj Ramirez (Riverside, CA, US)
Worked well

Used on a 5ft Phenix elixir blank fit well. Definitely small and wouldn’t recommend for building anything longer than 5ft

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