Split Grip Kits for Spinning Rods
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Split Grip Kits for Spinning Rods
Product Details
Your choice of cork or EVA split grips in one convenient kit - all you need to do is add your favorite reel seat!
Cork – Spinning Split Grip Handle Kit
It's hard to beat the natural appearance and performance of cork fishing grips, and this cork split-grip spinning handle kit features all the benefits of the most classic fishing rod handle available. From the matching super grade cork rear grip, fore grip, and fighting butt with butt cap - this complete spinning rod handle offers you the perfect custom options, so you can build yourself a new favorite fishing rod.
EVA – Spinning Split Grip Handle Kit
For anglers looking for a lightweight, comfortable spinning rod handle, it's tough to rival the feel of EVA foam grips. This EVA split-grip spinning handle kit features a matching black EVA foam rear grip, fore grip, and fighting butt with butt cap. If you're looking for value and long-lasting performance, build your next spinning rod with this new and improved EVA split-grip spinning handle kit.
Handle Kit Options:
The split-grip handle setup comes with a 3.1875" spinning rear grip and a matching tapered 2" fore grip. The handle kits also come with a fighting butt and composite butt cap that fits over the rear tenon and assorted winding checks sized for your new favorite fishing handle.
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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Great set of components for a freshwater build. Very light
The split grips are a great addition to my rod building. They allow me to add more character to my build. Have to be careful when reaming them out so they fit correctly.
Slapped on a few saltwater builds (front grip on one rod, rear grip on another) and so far both have held up great (1 year). May not be the most durable cork on the market, but based on my limited research, seems worth the price.
the only problem is the price is a little steep.
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