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Tony D
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024
These are a joke, they do not work. I lost my favorite combo off my kayak. Sunk immediately!
R.W.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
The material used is fine, the sizes offered is questionable. I ordered The "Elite" size without knowing, I was ordering the "Elite" which is the smallest size available. I own app 75 fishing rods. The cushion will fit the rod butts of my 6', 6'6 and a couple of my 7' rods. Who needs a butt cushion for a 6' rod with 6, 8 or 10lb mono? The prices are a little less than the "Big game" size butt cushion that I needed but in my opinion...at least for me... this size is useless and it's app. $40 down the drain. Be careful what size you're buying.
CLAYTON
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024
These bad boys go on my crappie rods in my kayak. They are slim enough to go in my rod holders and float my 10ft and my 7 foot accs with no issues. I really like the fact that they aren't in the way of my line when I reel. They also help me feel the thump when I'm jig fishing.
Joseph & Lydia
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024
This rod butt cover floats a rod and reel weighing up to 15 ounces ( I don't know how much more weight it would float). If you've ever lost a rod in a lake, you understand how comforting it is to know that a rod reel combination costing hundreds of dollars, won't be gone if it goes overboard. It only adds approximately 1/3 oz, which isn't bad. It also cushions the butt of the rod - It's nice not to be sore around the lower torso from the rod butt after a full day of fishing. It's rather expensive, but considering my rod/reel investment it's well worth the price. I should also mention that having used the larger-sized Luna foam rod butt for a few years, the material is durable and should last a good long time.
CPL
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023
Worked well, easy to use, filled gap with hot glue
Kyle
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023
Tossed the elite pro in the water from the bank to test floatation prior to trusting my expensive combos to them. Didn't float at all. Expected to at least see the butt of the rod below the surface and couldn't see anything. Put it on a 7 foot medium heavy rod with a standard casting reel on it. Will test again from my kayak later to see if I can see the rod from the surface. Had high hopes as the elite pro is skinny and still allows the rod to fit in a rod tube holder.
stuart
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2022
I have 18 of these. I fish from a kayak and these work well to keep me from losing a rod if I flip or just knock one from the yak. Also they are slender enough to be able to fit in my rod tubes on my kayak crate
John R.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2021
It’s dumb looking and it’s big and not tight for my baitcaster rod. Save your money and just deal with what you got
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