Offshore Angler™ Fighting Belt - Rotating Gimbal
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- Rotating gimbal system
- Maximizes leverage and rod control
- Molded plate with foam padding
Give your arms and back a break with this rugged fish fighting belt from Offshore Angler™. Our comfortable Fighting Belt features a rotating gimbal system which maximizes leverage and rod control giving anglers a big-time advantage once the fight begins. The fighting belt's molded plate is backed with 5/16'' foam padding. Designed to fit waists up to 46''.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by efishing pain saver
Reeled in several with and without this belt. This is a very viable solution and fits most rods. Really saved me from brusing my waistline from trips without it. Recommended for landing tough fighting fish under 100 lbs.
September 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by luvfishing Fishing King Salmonon Lake Michigan
This belt proved to make fishing awesome!! The first two days I struggled with where to put the rod and ended up with a horrible bruise. Then was loaned the belt and it was a completely different fishing experience. 5 days of fishing and the last three were awesome. I am ready to go back, but not without the belt.
July 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Japman Fighting Belt
Does not fit a small person. Need a waist size of 36 or greater
January 20, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by MisterT2 Works For Sturgeon
Great BANG for your buck! This belt is priced very well. I wanted a fighting belt to prevent bruising caused by the rod handle when fighting sturgeon on the Snake River. This belt did the trick. The fighting belt is easy to take on/off so you do not always have to keep it on. The opening in the gimbal is large enough for most large rod handles even if they have a slight flare at the end. Other gimbals I have used required trimming the flare off of the rod handle. Another reviewer mentioned that the belt size is on the large size and it is, but the guys I fish with were able to adjust the belt to nearly the smallest size and it fit our waists ranging from 34" to 38". The gimbal also pivots which allows you to raise and lower the rod while taking up the line. There may be better fighting belts out there, but you will pay much more for them.
December 16, 2010
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The inside of the gimbal opening is1-1/2".
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Large enough for any rod you would have with a gimball butt. Gimball refers to the very bottom of the rod where it locks into a fighting belt so the reel can't spin on you.Images for this Answer
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