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In reply to Post #6
Yep - or an all-weather golf glove works well
Ive also used (and still have) an old Reuben Heaton one - cant even remember where I got it it was so long ago. I have a Korda one (bought as a pressy), it's ok, but honestly the Reuben white leather one is better - but not all-weather.
I usually keep an old all-weather golf glove in the sleeve with my spod rod - a little thicker than the Reuben finger stall, so slightly less feel - but Ive never had any problems casting with any of them to be fair.
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In reply to Post #1
Get a glove loads better i use a industrial glazing glove very thin and loads better. Handles glass so won't let you down.
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In reply to Post #1
Yep Gardner is good. Had one of the Korda neoprene ones, which didn’t even last a day session.
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In reply to Post #1
Wolf kevlar has considerably oulasted any others I have used.
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The Gardner one is decent, I don’t like anything to chunky either. I’m sure I got my leather one from The Tackle Box but doesn’t look like they sell them anymore. Looks like you can get the same /similar from Amazon under medical.
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Can someone recommend me a decent finger stall please . My chub leather one is on its last legs . Quite like the thinner leather type but am open to recommendations.
Thanks
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