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Chris Leong

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Re: Popping & Jigging Gimble Belt
August 24, 2010, 09:54:07 AM
The fisherman is slightly on the heavy side compared to the TT. But that slight difference is not really noticeable.

Main difference to me, is the way the belt are contoured. On heavy load, i fish around 11kg drag jigging ( Im small size at onli 173 and 58kg), i felt that the TT belt display a better weight/load distribution.

Blight wise, i love my fisherman as i had mine in purple!

Sami Ghandour

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Re: Popping & Jigging Gimble Belt
August 24, 2010, 01:09:30 PM
The TT belt is a plastic injection molding which have high durability against UV and salt.
New Concept Flexibility Fit allows pressure from high drag to be evenly spread to the thighs.
Thick foam padding for extra comfort. http://saltywatertackle.com/product_info.php?proID=2427
the only disadvantage that it Does not come with gimbal pin.
per comparison to the Fisherman which is a bit heavier with no flexibility and more expensive, http://saltywatertackle.com/product_info.php?proID=2598
the way the MC-Work TT belt is set is compared to none in the market,
both Belt are good with the exception of personal preference and budget ;)

 
 

Dave Huck

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Re: Popping & Jigging Gimble Belt
August 24, 2010, 05:14:28 PM
Thanks Guys, I think I'm going to try out the TT.

Cheers!

Dave

Mark Harris

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Re: Popping & Jigging Gimble Belt
August 24, 2010, 06:48:34 PM
Like many Fisherman products, their belt is a bit scary on the price front  :o.

That TT belt looks like a nice product, not too dissimilar to my preferred Seven Seas belt minus the side cups.