I purchased one of the jag one pults, as im fed up of having catapults break, then spending time trying to thread the elastic over the mounting points.
Anyway, does anyone else find it causes more injuries to their hands than other pults on the market, or is it just me?
Anyway, does anyone else find it causes more injuries to their hands than other pults on the market, or is it just me?
I left my catapult in the van at the other end of the lake and had to borrow one of these Jag ones. Horrible thing to use.
No problem at all with mine
In reply to Post #1
Yeah forever taking the skin off the back of my fingers. Started using a glove
Yeah forever taking the skin off the back of my fingers. Started using a glove
Jag kit is so far advanced that the hand slap from the pouch is when your baiting on someone else's spot or putting bait where there are no carp present, it's not written anywhere but it would be the response if you asked 100%
In reply to Post #1
Not used one but try holding the frame horizontal or even upside down
Not used one but try holding the frame horizontal or even upside down
Sold mine, knuckles as though I'd been punching a wall after putting about a kilo of boilies out
Found it awful
Found it awful
In reply to Post #6
Yep, I hold it at around 90 degrees. Never tried it upside down
Yep, I hold it at around 90 degrees. Never tried it upside down
Glad its not just me being a muppet then
Ill give it a go side ways
Ill give it a go side ways
In reply to Post #1
Agreed, solved mine with a gardner contraption that is neoprene and slots over the grip, almost like a soft padded guard.
Agreed, solved mine with a gardner contraption that is neoprene and slots over the grip, almost like a soft padded guard.
In reply to Post #1
Was regularly baiting a lake last winter with the jag pult, fudge me the first night I baited I had to wait for a guy to go home, my hands were numb and I got to experience the delights of the one pult. I literally could have cried. I took it out again a few nights later, again it was freezing cold and I clattered my fingers. Omg how I didn't throw up I don't know.
Was regularly baiting a lake last winter with the jag pult, fudge me the first night I baited I had to wait for a guy to go home, my hands were numb and I got to experience the delights of the one pult. I literally could have cried. I took it out again a few nights later, again it was freezing cold and I clattered my fingers. Omg how I didn't throw up I don't know.
In reply to Post #11
For anyone interested in that:-
Catapult Knuckle Guard (Hand Protector)
£3.65 on the bay
For anyone interested in that:-
Catapult Knuckle Guard (Hand Protector)
£3.65 on the bay
In reply to Post #13
You could do with a suit like they wear when competing at fencing rather than a knuckle guard 😂.
You could do with a suit like they wear when competing at fencing rather than a knuckle guard 😂.
In reply to Post #14
Probably the most expensive pult on the market, yet people have to spend MORE money to avoid an issue which should have been sorted prior to release
We are complete mugs sometimes.
Probably the most expensive pult on the market, yet people have to spend MORE money to avoid an issue which should have been sorted prior to release
We are complete mugs sometimes.
In reply to Post #15
Expect nice colour coded plastic guards in a range of sizes soon
Expect nice colour coded plastic guards in a range of sizes soon