Peak® Rotary Vise with Pedestal Base
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A sturdy vise with features comparable to those in the $200-250 range, the Peak Rotary Vise includes a 6" x 6" x 1/2" stand-alone pedestal base constructed of white, powder-coated steel. This base provides a stable work platform and features a convenient, rounded-edge pocket for beads and hooks. Its non-reflective white coat provides good contrast, making small hooks and beads easy to see without straining your eyes.
The Peak Rotary Vice has a positive-stop cam action that allows repeatable gripping from the first fly to the last. Its hardened jaws can hold hooks ranging from a 2/0 streamer hook to a #24 midge. Additional features include an adjustable height and length bobbin rest, a quick-change jaw and an adjustable friction knob. Optional Peak Saltwater Jaws are available for hook sizes up to 6/0.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5Â by 22
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by TLTFF Peak Rotary Vise
Amazing vise! As the owner of 4 different fly tying vises, this is by-far the best I've ever owned. Its my first rotary vise and its amazing how easy it makes my life as someone who ties up to 100 flies in one sitting (for local tackle shops). It has a lot of accessories through the Peak website and other Peak dealers that make it all that much more cooler. I would recommend this vise to anyone looking for a rotary vise or even a first time vise. I wish I had it when I first started tying, I'd absolutely still have it today. I most likely won't ever buy another vise now. The price is just right too since a Renzetti would most likely cost you around $200. For $50 less, your getting even more quality with this vise.
November 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by butane Great Vise
I purchased this vise several years ago. As my tying abilities improved and had the opportunity to acquire other vises (Renezetti/Norvice) I have tied hundreds of flies. I love all three. I have had excellent customer service from each company. Sometimes deciding which vise to use is my hardest decision. My advice to a potential customer...if money is a major consideration, get the Peak. If not, flip a coin. You will not be disappointed in any of them.
May 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by danl22 Peak Vise
I researched several vises, and chose Peak due to size and stability. By far, this is the easiest vise I ever used. Plenty of room for big fingers, holds hooks better than any other I have tried. I have had the opportunity to tie with several higher priced products and prefer the Peak hands down.
February 12, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Fishingguru Good product, poor packaging
The product is great. The outer packaging from Bass was fine, however the packaging of the carton inside from Peak was not sturdy enough and the weight of the vise tore the carton. Also they used peanut packaging that had excessive static electricity in it and it took considerable time to clean up the mess.
January 13, 2011
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About 10#. The base is heavy. Very stable.
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It depends on if you get the C-clamp or pedestal. The pedestal base adds like 3 pounds to the overall weight of the vise whereas the C-clamp only adds like a half a pound.
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Yes, it's the PRV-G2 if you look at the Peak website .. or on Bass Pro Shops website it's the same as item #: 38-430-151-00. It's a great vise and made in the USA.
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