Post your product reviews here!
scoring system:
:smt023 = good but I can do without it
:smt023 :smt038 = pretty good and I'd like to have it
:smt023 :smt041 :headbang: = pretty dam good and I need to have it* just make sure you've tested the product yourself and stand by it*
Post your product reviews here!
scoring system:
:smt023 = good but I can do without it
:smt023 :smt038 = pretty good and I'd like to have it
:smt023 :smt041 :headbang: = pretty dam good and I need to have it* just make sure you've tested the product yourself and stand by it*
Where do these fit in?
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3 stars or 3 headbangers (couldn't figure out how to post the little dudes!).
:smt044 :smt044 :smt044 :smt044 :smt0443 stars or 3 headbangers (couldn't figure out how to post the little dudes!).
Bird,
When you're in the "reply" window you'll see a line of emoticons (the little dudes) just above the text window. To the right of that line is a link that says [more]...hit that link and it'll open a window with all of the smileys NCKA has available. From there it's just a matter of clicking the smiley you want and it's inserted wherever your cursor happens to be in the text box.
For example: "Today, my WAF account took a big hit because I remembered that it was her birthday after I was on the water reeling in my first fish..." :smt075 might be an appropriate emoticon to use. :smt005
Hope that helps!
why not create a forum category for product reviews, so each review has its own topic/thread.
The swiveling joint on these pliers will not rust, the jaws are rust resistant metal not plastic, and they float. Even with the leash they float. I had a pair of the plastic jawed ones and the jaws wore out. So far these are not showing any signs of wear. These are the 9" long model. jim
Xtools pliers are more durable.
QuoteXtools pliers are more durable.
Be aware that these Xtools dont aways float. I watched with my own eyes when one of our members tossed it to another and missed the catch and we watched this thing disappear into the depths. :smt044
Re: flotation foam replacement??
Forget the foam and pack it with 1 and 2 litre plastic soda or water bottles. I've seen so many of the foam flotations that have waterlogged and rotted everything. The foam you would want to use is CLOSED CELL. Most everything you see out there is OPEN cell (great stuff) one prick of the "peal" and it becomes a big sponge. The styrofoam is attacked by petroluem products. Using the water and soda plastic bottles keeps everything dry and provides you with good floatation. They are impervious to most everything and they are Cheap.
Product: Oneill Thermo-X
use: for layering during cold weather fishing.
I've had mine for over a year now and I'm loving it! It's water repellant, wind proof, wicks the sweat off your body, keeps you warm, quick drying and does not chaff. Wear it under your farmer john and you're good to go!
* You can also use it as a base layer when your skiing / snowboarding or even riding your scooter during the winter months :smt002
* I've also used 'em when swimming in the outdoor pools during winter time.
* They come in long sleeve, short sleeve and vests.
my score: :smt023 :hello2: :headbang:
QuoteXtools pliers are more durable.
Be aware that these Xtools dont aways float. I watched with my own eyes when one of our members tossed it to another and missed the catch and we watched this thing disappear into the depths. :smt044
I HATE those Xtools. Because the handles are plastic and bend, you can't get enough clamping power to remove a hook embedded in bone. They don't float. They are a flimsy plastic waste of time and money imo.QuoteXtools pliers are more durable.
Be aware that these Xtools dont aways float. I watched with my own eyes when one of our members tossed it to another and missed the catch and we watched this thing disappear into the depths. :smt044
Mine went straight to the bottom of the Port. Gently rolled over the edge of my kayak and kept going. Never even tried to float.
The swiveling joint on these pliers will not rust, the jaws are rust resistant metal not plastic, and they float. Even with the leash they float. I had a pair of the plastic jawed ones and the jaws wore out. So far these are not showing any signs of wear. These are the 9" long model. jim