When you’re targeting big game fish, hooking them is one thing, but landing them is another.
The world famous Equalizer is a specially designed gimbal and harness set, which allows you to apply maximum pressure to your fish without applying maximum pressure to your body. The innovative design divides the strain between the upper thigh/buttocks area and the lower back.
Sometimes you can be hooked up to these fish for hours, and the Equalizer is the ultimate system for fighting fish over a period of time thanks to its patented design which maximises leverage, and increases comfort and blood circulation during long battles.
EACH SET INCLUDES:
- Gimbal plate
- Harness
- Webbing belt / Drop strap belt
- Carry bag
- Instructions on how to use your Equalizer® or Twin Pin Pro system
ORIGINAL EQUALIZER FEATURES:
- The pin at the rear of the gimbal recess is designed for straight butt rods. The pin recess is designed to allow a full range of motion for a straight butt rod, without interference from the gimbal plate
- Insert an adaptor (with a single screw to attach to the gimbal plate) for bent butt rods.
- The adaptor brings the pin to the front of the gimbal plate and stops the bent butt rod from hitting the gimbal plate when lifted
TWIN PIN PRO FEATURES
- Built-in pins for both straight butt and bent butt rods – no need for an adaptor
- Straight butt rods use the pin at the rear of the gimbal recess
- Bent butt rods use the pin at the front of the gimbal recess
- Placement of the pins is designed to give you maximum range of motion, without interference from the gimbal plate
The rear of the gimbal plate is padded with a special material utilising sports medicine technology to give you more comfort and better blood circulation during long fights. The padding is similar in construction to that used in the manufacture of rugby headgear.
The gimbal plates are manufactured from light weight yet robust molded and contoured plastic, eliminating extra weight and bulk.
The stand up harness has 2 padded sections - one goes around your lower back and the other under your bottom/thighs. This distributes the pressure and strain of the fish over a wider section of your body, reducing pressure points and body fatigue during the fight.
