Nash Butt Grip - Small

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The Nash Butt Grip is designed for dedicated carp and specimen anglers who need a reliable, high-friction rear rest to keep their rods secure during aggressive takes. It provides maximum stability for various rod handle types, ensuring your setup remains undisturbed until you strike. While its robust, high-friction rubber construction offers exceptional grip, users should note that the tight fit may require a deliberate pull when lifting the rod during a bite.
| Model Part Number | T2741 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nash Tackle |
Yes, it is designed to work with abbreviated handles as well as shrink wrap and cork.
Yes, it features a standard 3/8 BSF thread, making it compatible with almost all bank sticks and rod pods.
Yes, Nash Tackle offers a Large variant specifically designed for rods with thicker handles.
Simply rinse it under a tap or use a soft damp cloth to wipe away any mud or debris from the rubber surface.
No, the rubber is designed to be soft enough to prevent scratches or damage to your rod finish while providing firm grip.
Ensure the butt grip is not screwed down too tightly against the rod butt; if using very thin handles, consider if the large variant would offer a slightly looser fit.
Use a small rubber washer between the grip and the bank stick to create tension and prevent rotation.
To install, screw the Nash Butt Grip into your bank stick or buzzer bar thread until it sits flush against the surface. Ensure the grip is oriented so that the opening faces towards your fishing spot. This product is compatible with standard 3/8 BSF threads, which is the industry standard for virtually all modern bank sticks and rod pods. For care, simply rinse the grip with fresh water after sessions to remove silt or lake debris that could reduce the friction of the rubber surface. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as they can degrade the specialized rubber compound over time.