Booms Fishing RB1 Rod Tie Belts Pole Straps review and price compare 2025- fishinghub

Tie closure
[ NO LOSS] Designed for fishing pole and net, far away from falling or losing
[ ANTI-SLIP ] Synthetic leather material, no-slip, wear-resistant and no harm to rod
[ NO RUST ] 304 Stainless steel rings, strong and durable, suitable for saltwater
[ APPLICATION FISHING ROD ] 4pcs 5.9" pole straps, recommended rod grip diameter 0.9"-1.2" ( 1 belt), 1.8"-2.4" (2 belts)
[ NO SHEDDING ] Fastener attachment, used with fishing lanyard for better effect

Product Description

Booms Fishing Focus on Fishing Tools and Accessories ! We insist on making fishing easy !

RB1 Rod Tie Straps is designed for rocky fishing and raft fishing, which is installed to the rod grip and used with T01 OR T02 coiled lanyard to prevent your rods or nets from falling into the water. According to user feedback, RB1 has been upgraded and improved on the basis of original products, we hope you have more time to enjoy your sport.

HOW TO USE



FUNCTIONS	Prevent your rods from being lost	Fix your rods in the car	Protect your baitcasting and small conventional reels	Protect your spinning reel from scratches	Hold two-piece rods together	Eliminate hook injures and protect your lures
MATERIAL	Synthetic leather	Synthetic leather	Neoprene	Neoprene	Neoprene	PVC

Department ‏ : ‎ Fishing Belts
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 5, 2019
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Booms Fishing
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07PGLVZD2

Marlon U. : Good grip

I pulled it up to 43lb and can go more. It has a gorrila grip on your rod and if it does go overboard it ain't going no where.

mynamehere : Buy these before you need them.

I've now fitted these on most of my boat rods. Why? You ask. Good question. Well, I was trolling for Mahi when BAM! Nice hookup. We were reeling in the other rods to clear room to fight the fish when he jumped... huge (at least 4 feet long), beautiful fish. He jumped so high however that he pulled my rod and reel out of the gunwale and into the ocean never to be seen again. A double tragedy because not only did I lose a very decent trolling set up, but I doubt the fish would have survived.. I hate wantonly killing a beautiful fish like that for no purpose... and yes 5 or 6 hundred bucks worth of fishing equipment hurts too! Since then I've fitted these to the rods that I troll with (even some with harness lugs) and I attach them to a tether when trolling or when I hand the rod to children fighting bigger fish.

Here's what I like about these in particular. First, you can't beat the price. However, I was skeptical that the velcro would hold on these, but it seems remarkably durable. I'm not chucking a rod in the ocean to find out just how durable, but I couldn't get it undone just pulling on the D-ring with what I consider to be quite a reasonable amount force.... Meaning it isn't coming off unless you take it off.

I've also uncovered lots of other uses for this as well. They are an excellent (consistent) place to attach your hooks while transporting your rods... It won't dammage your guides and it avoids accidental finger hooks. I've also found them to be a great place to tighten terminal tackle and check knots. Put the hook on the ring and synch your knot tight and it saves the effort of reaching for another tool. Perhaps most importantly, if you're fighting a big fish with a spinning rod (AJ's, Tunas, etc..) it gives you a place to hook on the rod to attach a harness to. If you've ever hooked mulitple big jacks in a single day, you understand why that might be important. Finally, if you like to pre rig carolina rigs on spinning rods, the velcro gives you a very convenient place to store your long leader since you don't want a weight stashed near the rod tip bouncing around a moving boat at high speeds, and you don't want a leader with a hook on it lying around all over the place.

In other words, these are convenient, cheap, unobtrusive and have a ton of uses... For me they make a lot of sense. If it fails in a spectacular fashion I'll be sure to update my review, but so far, so good!

jeff mclain : exactly was i was looking for

these straps fit perfectly on the handle of fishing poles and exceeded my expectations.

Glenn P. : Great for kayaks

I used the rounded metal part as a fastener to the kayak and the squared part secures it. Great peace of mind!

jeff mclain : exactly was i was looking for

these straps fit perfectly on the handle of fishing poles and exceeded my expectations.

mynamehere : Buy these before you need them.

I've now fitted these on most of my boat rods. Why? You ask. Good question. Well, I was trolling for Mahi when BAM! Nice hookup. We were reeling in the other rods to clear room to fight the fish when he jumped... huge (at least 4 feet long), beautiful fish. He jumped so high however that he pulled my rod and reel out of the gunwale and into the ocean never to be seen again. A double tragedy because not only did I lose a very decent trolling set up, but I doubt the fish would have survived.. I hate wantonly killing a beautiful fish like that for no purpose... and yes 5 or 6 hundred bucks worth of fishing equipment hurts too! Since then I've fitted these to the rods that I troll with (even some with harness lugs) and I attach them to a tether when trolling or when I hand the rod to children fighting bigger fish.

Here's what I like about these in particular. First, you can't beat the price. However, I was skeptical that the velcro would hold on these, but it seems remarkably durable. I'm not chucking a rod in the ocean to find out just how durable, but I couldn't get it undone just pulling on the D-ring with what I consider to be quite a reasonable amount force.... Meaning it isn't coming off unless you take it off.

I've also uncovered lots of other uses for this as well. They are an excellent (consistent) place to attach your hooks while transporting your rods... It won't dammage your guides and it avoids accidental finger hooks. I've also found them to be a great place to tighten terminal tackle and check knots. Put the hook on the ring and synch your knot tight and it saves the effort of reaching for another tool. Perhaps most importantly, if you're fighting a big fish with a spinning rod (AJ's, Tunas, etc..) it gives you a place to hook on the rod to attach a harness to. If you've ever hooked mulitple big jacks in a single day, you understand why that might be important. Finally, if you like to pre rig carolina rigs on spinning rods, the velcro gives you a very convenient place to store your long leader since you don't want a weight stashed near the rod tip bouncing around a moving boat at high speeds, and you don't want a leader with a hook on it lying around all over the place.

In other words, these are convenient, cheap, unobtrusive and have a ton of uses... For me they make a lot of sense. If it fails in a spectacular fashion I'll be sure to update my review, but so far, so good!

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