Renzetti Magnum Hair Stacker
The well thought-out tools from Renzetti strike exactly the same note as the high-quality premium tying vises of this traditional fly tying forge. Quality, functionality and ergonomics are the cornerstones of the practical tools and all have one thing in common: they make your work at the tying table much easier and lead you to even more beautiful results.
When tying with natural hair and furs, such as deer hair, bucktail, nutria and co., a hair stacker is a very handy tool. It helps you to align the tips of the material evenly, that is, to bring them to exactly the same length. Be it to make perfect wings of a deer hair caddis, or when neatly tying salmon flies and predator streamers. Simply feed the material, tips first, into the funnel and tap it a few times on the table. The hairs will then all fall to the same length, so you can process them perfectly.
The brass Magnum Hair Stacker from Renzetti is particularly suitable for your larger flies and streamers, as it allows you to process significantly longer hairs and also larger volumes at once.
Details:
- Hair Stacker
- Brings hair and fur to the same length
- Made of robust brass
- Magnum: Especially for long hair and larger quantities
- Made in USA
About Renzetti:
Like many success stories, the one of Renzetti began in a small garage, back in the early 1970s in Pennsylvania, USA. Unsatisfied with the tying vises available at the time, Andy Renzetti sat down at the drawing board himself. Not long after, the young visionary launched the world's first true rotary fly tying vise, a milestone for many fly tyers and just the beginning of a company history marked by innovation and creativity. Since then, much has changed and the market for high-quality fly tying products has grown considerably. What has not changed: The high standard for the outstanding quality of Renzetti products. Because today, as then, the family-owned company delivers absolutely well thought-out quality products to demanding fly tyers all over the world. All Renzetti components are still manufactured in the USA.
