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JoeSpareBedroom typed:
I assume some of you have owned more than one wading staff, and at some point said "I wish I bought this nice one before those pieces of crap I owned before". If you wanted to skip all the crap, which one(s) would you buy, and why? I've been using a cheap knock-off of the folding Folstaff for six years now and it still performs fine, and snaps together like when it was new. I bought it at Kittery Trading Post in Maine. If I remember by the time I get home, I'll see if the brand name is still readable on the holster. I've never liked the idea of the collapsible staffs because of their reliance on proper assembly and working parts. Mix a little sand in there and collapsible is the key word. ;-) I've used a one-piece staff before, but only for a short while. It was irritating to me to shift position in the stream and have it in the way. YMMV. -- TL, Tim ------------------------- http://css.sbcma.com/timj |
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