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Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby hughie » 26 Jan 2012, 16:13

ian golds for me had mine a year , can recommend, like the add ons,
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby boro roy » 28 Jan 2012, 14:03

got a shakespere salt 3 years ago still use it, chanced the cups and the top rest to one of those swiveling jobs.perfect no bounce anymore.
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby Bassman24 » 18 Feb 2012, 22:50

i purchased one of the ian golds ones the other day from gerrys great buy and it does the trick for me :)
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby liphook » 19 Feb 2012, 10:25

Ian Golds Supermatch with the Parker aluminium leg-lock kit, well over a decade of faultless service and still going strong. Hang a bag of sand/stones on the hook when it's blowing hard. Some mates have the Salt and MTI rests and whinge about them being heavy and overly complicated.
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby Kev P » 04 Mar 2012, 21:27

Hope it does the trick ;)

Bassman24 wrote:i purchased one of the ian golds ones the other day from gerrys great buy and it does the trick for me :)


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Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby sharpey » 04 Mar 2012, 23:15

Got the blue Imax last week at Gerrys off Chris, seems ok, will do me I think??
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby james1984 » 09 Mar 2012, 19:38

Great stuff Paul,

I've had my salt for 18 months now and it's still going strong. The only downside to it, is the weight.
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby smokin » 20 Sep 2012, 21:39

had the ian golds 6 foot supermatch since 2006 and can't fault it - it does benefit from the leg lock kit- i made my own mod using some scrap aluminium angle and a couple of plastic 15mm pipe clips - these fit the front legs nicely - could be used to adapt loads of stuff to the tripod i reckon (back to back with a 22mm one makes a good mini maglite holder)

anyone use the rubber bait tray??

looking at ditching the tackle box in favour of rucksack to make the trek from van to shore mark easier but i will miss the seat box lid for bait prep etc - any ideas for a tripod mod??

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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby djdave » 20 Sep 2012, 22:01

Great report good and clear info got a salts myself agree with all you said about them mine has blown over once in 12 months but I was struggling to stay upright that day :thumb: :thumb: :gp: :gp:
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Re: Tripod guide - Ian Golds, Shakespeare Salt RT & IMAX

Postby skatenchips » 10 Feb 2013, 14:22

Goldsy Supermatch for me for normal conditions with a fold up bucket fulla stones for those windy moments,then the MTI for bristol channel rox when its blowin its head off....no long walks though as it does weight a bit.

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