Throwline Storage

[R Mac]

Hi folks, just wondering what you all use as throwline storage, I had my sights set on a Weaver Throwline cube but I've seen an empty MIG wire spool with one flange removed being used, I had a try with it and to be honest seemed less prone to tangles than a cube.

 

What are you all using?

[silky fox]

If your line is loaded correctly into the cube and you have no debris or twigs in with it then your line should never tangle....Cubes are the best way to store throwline and bags...instantly ready for when you need to make a shot.

[Will Heal]

Yep I've I stein cube. What silky says is spot on. Keep it twig free and pack it up properly everytime and you won't get any tangles, and don't let anyone borrow it

[TIMON]

Reg Coates arborella.

Think he has a demo video on you tube.

[Steve Bullman]

I don't think you can beat a cube really.

[R Mac]

Reg Coates arborella.

Think he has a demo video on you tube.

 

That looks quite good but I think I'll hold off until they have a Chainsaw manufacturer licensed version, it will come as you can get a everything else with a chainsaw brand logo. Probably be more expensive but the branding does improve the performance by an order of magnitude, my coffee tastes much better from a branded mug.

[TIMON]

that looks quite good but i think i'll hold off until they have a chainsaw manufacturer licensed version, it will come as you can get a everything else with a chainsaw brand logo. Probably be more expensive but the branding does improve the performance by an order of magnitude, my coffee tastes much better from a branded mug.

 

 

[R Mac]

New Guy Ti, thanks for the link, brilliant, :lol:

 

How does he keep a straight face, loved how he kept looking around as if expecting to find an industrial spy hidden in the hedge.

[TIMON]

New Guy Ti, thanks for the link, brilliant, :lol:

 

 

 

How does he keep a straight face, loved how he kept looking around as if expecting to find an industrial spy hidden in the hedge.

 

 

Sorry, couldn't resist that

[R Mac]

Well worth it IMO