pole rollers

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- 30/10/2007 at 8:16 am #30186
  TF_Smed
  which pole rollers are you using?
  im after one and thought i would get some feedback on the ones you like/dislike
  i need one that can extend pretty high as the back gently slopes back where i fish..
  thanks.
- 30/10/2007 at 11:23 am #66972
  TF_baitchef
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  I use the Daiwa tilting double rollers & they are ace.
- 30/10/2007 at 11:45 am #66973
  TF_spotter1707
  I prefer the rocking roller by Boss, to the v-type.
  I have had the pole blown off a v-type but they are supplied with a string to stop that happening.
  Generally you will get more height with a v-type.
  I think Seymo produce a roller that has many different set-ups, so have a look on a web site.
  Regards Peter.
- 30/10/2007 at 12:04 pm #66974
  TF_baitchef
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  Just move the bank.
- 30/10/2007 at 1:55 pm #66975
  TF_chavey
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  I have a Large Boss Rocking roller which is very stable, but on venues which are not surrounded in tarmac/concrete I use a large screw in V roller which is from a MAP tripod set. I just screw it into an extending bankstick and it will extend as high as I want. Its much more adaptable than the tripods because of this and it wont blow over. It makes me smile when people are lugging big tripods around and then placing them on the grass behind them.
- 30/10/2007 at 4:15 pm #66976
  Manoli
  Hi Smed,
  
  Like the others say, the Boss/Daiwa Rocking Rollers’ are Brilliant, and if theres a high bank behind you just collapse the legs down and use it flat on the ground. They are very versatile and durable so the price although expensive is well worth it.
  
  Thanks, Gary Manoli.
- 30/10/2007 at 7:18 pm #66977
  Flagship
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  hi smed,
  
  Also as most of the others say, daiwa.boss rockin rollers are the ones i also use, 4 all of the above reosons above, a large price tag but well worth it, if you are using more than 13 metres u may need 2 pole rollers.
- 30/10/2007 at 7:18 pm #66978
  Flagship
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  hi smed,
  
  Also as most of the others say, daiwa.boss rockin rollers are the ones i also use, 4 all of the above reosons above, a large price tag but well worth it, if you are using more than 13 metres u may need 2 pole rollers.
- 30/10/2007 at 7:18 pm #66979
  Flagship
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  hi smed,
  
  Also as most of the others say, daiwa.boss rockin rollers are the ones i also use, 4 all of the above reosons above, a large price tag but well worth it, if you are using more than 13 metres u may need 2 pole rollers.
- 30/10/2007 at 7:18 pm #66980
  Flagship
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  hi smed,
  
  Also as most of the others say, daiwa.boss rockin rollers are the ones i also use, 4 all of the above reosons above, a large price tag but well worth it, if you are using more than 13 metres u may need 2 pole rollers.
- 30/10/2007 at 7:21 pm #66981
  TF_Smed
  thanks flagship
  i get the message m8 🙂
- 01/11/2007 at 10:10 pm #66982
  Beast Master
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  i use daiwa tilting double rollers,they are great you should get one or two.
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