If you're tying flies size 22 or smaller go with Renzetti, other than that, DK can do it.
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Which vise do you prefer?
Started by saltydogg, Feb 05 2010 09:14 PM
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Posted 07 February 2010 - 09:16 PM
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 08:50 PM
Go to a reputable fly shop and try both. My personal preference is the Renzetti.
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but never, with a fly rod in my hand have I been in a place that was less than beautiful.
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Posted 20 March 2010 - 07:10 PM
Just curious about this. I do not see an ultimate enhanced Barracuda model on the Dyna-King site. I do see it at JStockard...and it is almost 400 dollars. I just wonder if the vise is that much better. I tie on a HMH Spartan, but wondered what the ultimate vise would be. Sadly there are no shops nearby to try out.
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Posted 23 March 2010 - 07:36 AM
I admit being a fly tying vise junkie.
Have owned most of the popular high end brands over the years and settled on two == Renzetti and DynaKing.
Large hooks = DynaKing, the sloted jaws are excellent and cannot be equaled for hook holding.
Medium to small hooks = Renzetti,,,, most comfortable and versitile vise on the market.
Tiny midge hooks = Renzetti,,,, three jaw vise or today's Presentation 3000 with optional midge jaws.
Many other brands are fine tools however, the clamping is not very secure.
Regards,
FK
Have owned most of the popular high end brands over the years and settled on two == Renzetti and DynaKing.
Large hooks = DynaKing, the sloted jaws are excellent and cannot be equaled for hook holding.
Medium to small hooks = Renzetti,,,, most comfortable and versitile vise on the market.
Tiny midge hooks = Renzetti,,,, three jaw vise or today's Presentation 3000 with optional midge jaws.
Many other brands are fine tools however, the clamping is not very secure.
Regards,
FK
