I realized the other day while cranking out a few bugs, that I haven't really talked about my Peak or shown appreciation to the company for making such a quality product. From the "every so often" tier that puts out two dozen flies a year, to me, who puts out anywhere from 300-600 flies a year, to Pat Cohen (RU Superfly), who puts out (by my estimate) 3,000-6,000 flies a year...this vise can stand the test. Pat has been on the Peak team for quite some time now, and if I'm not mistaken, he's had the same vise the entire time...thats insane.
With loads of accessories and upgrades available, this vise is ideal for any tier, salt or fresh. I have most attachments that I've collected over the years for birthdays or Christmas presents and have used them all, a lot. I've had a lot of friends switch to the Peak over the last few years based on suggestion and a recognition of my live for my Peak. Its an awesome vise.
So check it, the Peak Rotary vise, my favorite piece of fly fishing equipment...
Via Peak Fishing:
This is the vise that started it all, the PEAK Rotary
Vise. Designed for optimal tying efficiency and ease
of adjustment and set-up. Materials (including
Stainless Steel, Brass, Tool Steel, and Aircraft
Aluminum) are chosen to last a lifetime of tying.
Hardened and tempered tool steel jaws hold hooks,
from size 2/0 (depending on exact hook wire
diameter) down to the smallest you can buy, securely.
All adjustments are accomplished with minimal
effort. The large stable pedestal base (PRV-G2
model) will hold this vise where you set it, and the
non-marking feet protect the surface you set it on.
The steel base is powder coated in white, for a surface
that will stand up and provide a backdrop you can see
your materials against. The base also includes an
integrated hook/bead pocket with rounded edges for
ease of removal, and our accessory post mounting
hole (accessory post not included). The base is
designed to pack flat for travel with the vise removed.
The rotation resistance adjustment screw provides
infinite adjustment and is easily manipulated for right
or left handed tyers. A height and length adjustable
bobbin cradle and pivot mount are supplied with the
vise. Loosening a single set screw allows the vise to
be removed for travel, the brass tip on the set screw
prevents marring the vise shaft.
You can read more about the Peak Rotary Vise and all of Peak's other products via their website by clicking here.
DISCLAIMER - I was in no way paid or given anything for this post. I don't even think Peak will see it. I simply wanted to show my appreciation for this awesome piece of equipment that has helped me grow as a fly fisherman and fly tier.
Boom...Morgan
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