Garbolino Pole Sock

Description

The Garbolino Pole Sock is a pole angling accessory that gives your pole sections a secure, stable place to sit while you unhook fish, re-bait, or change rigs. It acts as a safety net, stopping expensive carbon sections from blowing off the rollers, sliding into the water, or getting damaged on the ground. A soft, padded rim and a deep mesh pocket are built in to protect delicate carbon while keeping the pole exactly where you left it, even in windy conditions. - Material: High-Quality Padded Mesh - Rim Construction: Protective Soft-Touch Padding - Fitting: Universal Standard Brass Thread - Design: Deep "Trap" Profile - Compatibility: Fits all standard banksticks and tripod attachments - Secure Pole Trapping: The deep mesh design is specifically shaped to "trap" the pole section securely. Once the butt of your pole is slid into the sock, it is held in place by gravity and the friction of the mesh, preventing it from sliding forward or backward. - Carbon Protection: The entrance of the sock features a soft, padded rim. This ensures that as you slide your pole in at speed, there is no "carbon-on-metal" contact, protecting your sections from chips, cracks, or scratches. - Wind Stability: In gusty conditions, a pole resting on a flat roost can easily be blown away. The Pole Sock provides a 360-degree enclosure, making it the safest way to secure your pole when you need to take your hands off it. - Universal Fitting: Equipped with a standard brass screw thread, it can be attached to any bankstick, off-box accessory arm, or tripod, making it a versatile addition to any seatbox setup. - Quick-Dry Mesh: The mesh material is designed to be lightweight and quick-drying, ensuring it doesn't hold water and add unnecessary weight to your carryall after a rainy session. - Unhooking and Re-baiting: Perfect for holding the pole in a fixed position while you net a fish, allowing you to use both hands to unhook and reach for your bait tub. - Shipping Back: Use it as a "stop" when shipping back large amounts of pole, ensuring the sections don't slide past your side tray. - Multi-Kit Setup: Ideal for holding "spare" top kits safely out of the way but within easy reach when you need to switch tactics quickly during a match. Gerry's Tip: I always set my Garbolino Pole Sock up on an accessory arm just to the side of my seatbox. Position it so that when you slide the pole in, the tip is still resting safely on your front roller. This "two-point" contact system is the most stable way to keep your pole safe. If you're fishing in very high winds, you can even use two socks—one for the section you're using and one for your spare—to ensure nothing ends up in the lake.