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Struggling to choose what size Van Staal? Here's a complete breakdown of the VSX line up from VS100 all the way to VS300
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Temple Fork Rods are some of our favorites thanks to tapers and actions chosen by fishermen, quality components, and value pricing.
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Waders & Wading Accessories
Lightweight ripstop fabric with two-way stretch and built in stain resistance makes these shorts a great option for the everyday angler.
No slip grip on the boat deck, while keeping your feet dry, cool, and comfortable. Right angle foot bed to promote good alignment and posture.
Fish hard, stay comfortable.
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The Rockhopper Surf Belt is designed for long term durability and ease of use. The stainless steel dive buckle won't break and the layout of the Velcro helps keep acessories in place. This is the "Large" model, for waists up to 40 inches.
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So far so good. While I don't have other belts to compare this to, the Rockhopper surf belt seems very durable and I enjoy how simple it is to use. The stainless steel buckle is strong and makes a very secure cinch. Also the belt came in handy just last night when I had to walk over a mile back to my car from a boulder field. I had blue fish and striper in tow and a ton of other gear so holing twenty pounds of fish in one hand wasn't really a great option. So I did this. I put the tag end of the belt through the gills of each fish and cinched it. It felt funny to have twenty pounds of fish slapping my **** and the back of my thighs for twenty five minutes of beach walking but it was actually the only way to do it. I recommend this product.