[Talon Reel Clamp]

Glad you're getting on alright with it, and yeah, it does take getting used to. Great to hear that it's actually making you a better caster.

 

(In case you haven't matched my screenname to my email yet, i'm the bloke who mailed it your way )

[Talon Reel Seat]

Ah, cheers mate.

 

We've sent a good few to them, they seem to sell them quite nicely.

 

Hope they didn't charge you too dear!

[Talon Reel Seat]

I purchased one last week, First class piece of Kit.

 

Good to hear

 

If you don't mind me asking, could you tell me where you got it? We have a bunch dotted around England and Scotland, and a couple of websites are distributing them, but we don't have too much coverage.

[Talon Reel Clamp]

 

The Talon is the new innovative reel reel clamp that actually does what it is designed to do!

 

Made from precision engineered stainless steel covered in a protective plasticized coating,

the Talon will clamp your reel to your rod with a vice-like grip.

 

It comes in two sizes to fit all rods with a butt diameter of between 20-33 mm and can even

be used on tapered butts.

 

 

"I've been using one for the past ten months and I'm seriously considering switching to one on my second rod. They're very easy to use and quick to set up, and the grip that you wrap your finger around is spot on - far better than uncomfortable coasters!"

 

Dave Barham, Editor, Total Sea Fishing magazine

 

 

Available through either phone order or PayPal.

 

 

Visit us at www.jaia.co.uk

 

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[Talon Reel Seat]

Anyone know any net shop selling them? I live in Norway, and need one for my new rough ground rod with crappy coasters.

 

If you still don't have one, we have just launched our website, in which you can get one via phone order or paypal.

 

(I won't whore the website name here...but our company name is JAIA UK, so it shouldn't be hard to find via googlated methods )

 

Nice to see some people abroad have heard of it though. If you don't mind...if anyone has one, any feedback would be great, because as mentioned before, we aren't a massive company, so our forms of feedback are usually either phone calls or the odd email.