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Pole Spear Grip

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Really simple mod seems to work. I wind some cord around the pole in the places that I am likely to grip so it spirals down the pole and cover that with electrical insulating tape. With lighter poles I am not sure its essential but I have a Ray Odor pole spear and to hold it with enough draw to power it so that its fast enough a grip is essential. The tape posted about above sounds interesting, I think I will try that with the cord underneath:)
 
Place 4-6 O-rings on the pole, slide heat shrink tubing of appropriate size over the o-rings, heat and shrink! makes a great grip for either bare or gloved hand and easy to remove if you want to relocate it.
 

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