Umibozu Fish Lightweight Aluminum Fish Catcher with Carabiner for Fishing Umibozu Grip, Rope, (5. Blue)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sold and shipped by Japanese sellers * Operated by Japanese sellers - Japanese sellers with trust and experience. * Direct from Japan - All items are carefully packed and shipped promptly from Japan. * Highest quality control - Inspected by Japanese standards to ensure high quality products. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[What is Umibouzu Fish Grip?] This fish grip was created based on the reviews of many fishing enthusiasts. Its large, pistol-shaped design makes it easy to operate and provides stability. [Rust-proof x Strength] This fish catcher is made of aluminum material, making it rust-resistant and durable. [Design x Usability] The pistol-shaped design is not only stylish but also easy to use. Pull the trigger and catch a fish! It weighs an ultra-lightweight 195g and operates smoothly, so you can use it one-handed. [Suitable for fish species] It provides excellent stability even when catching large fish weighing up to 30 kg. The grip has a non-slip surface for a natural grip. [Specifications] Length: Approx. 285mm Weight: Approx. 195g Load capacity: Approx. 30kg Maximum opening width: Approx. 25mm [Umibōzu's All-Purpose Fish Grip, Born from the Testimonials of Anglers] Umibōzu's all-purpose fish grip was born from the testimonials of anglers. It weighs an ultra-lightweight 195g. Crafted from 100% aviation-grade aluminum with anodized finish, it's strong, rust-resistant, and extremely durable. Its pistol-shaped design ensures ease of use, allowing you to reliably clip a fish with a single pull of the trigger. Its lightweight and smooth operation allow for one-handed use. [We Don't Recommend Compact Fish Grips!] Some people purchase compact grips because they're easy to carry and have a cute design, but we don't recommend them. This is because the tip is too close to the fingers. If the grip is too close, larger lures can hit your fingers, potentially causing injury if the fish struggles. Compact grips are also difficult to hold due to their insufficient handle. A firm, easy-to-hold grip is also crucial when choosing a fish grip.