My name is Kent and I from Sweden and wright english as I speak it - sorry.
Where can i buy corkgrip for rods from 11f to 18f .Has ben looking on this site and not much discussed about it.Has even hard to find it among the sponsors.I am very thankful for all help I can get.
KentP

Om du har tillgång till en svarv eller en borr så är det nog bäst att göra din egen handtag från Cork ringar. Det är lätt att göra och detta sätt kan du få dem valfri längd du vill ha dem. Mudhole säljer också långa kork grepp. Kanske limma två (eller flera) av dessa tillsammans kommer att fungera för dig?

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If you have access to a lathe or a drill, it's probably best to make your own handles from Cork rings. It is easy to do and this way you can get them any length you want them. Mudhole also sell long cork grip. Perhaps gluing two (or more) of these together will work for you?



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 12/01/2011 09:32AM by Ken Preston.

Also Batson [www.batsonenterprises.com]
And you can put sections together for longer ones

that's cool Ken I am bad with English let alone another language

Bill - willierods.com



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/01/2011 09:36AM by bill boettcher.

Batson also has switch rod/spey grips that may work for you application. You will need to order through a Batson dealer

[www.batsonenterprises.com]


Mudhole carries a variety of grips up to 14 inches.


[www.mudhole.com]

For long rods you might be thinking of Cork Tape. We use that a lot on jig rods with no reel seat.

Jim Upton Wrote:
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> For long rods you might be thinking of Cork Tape.
> We use that a lot on jig rods with no reel seat.

Same here. On some personal surf rods, I use coasters with cork tape grips. Simple but efficient. C2