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Pro Bagger Review Page 5
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Midwest
Custom Tools In order to set the Pro Bagger back in its "instant draw" position in your belt holster, you need to crumple up the bag in a loose roll and tuck it in next to the shaft or just between the flexible arms. Now we come to the one drawback I've found so far on this device. It's pretty minor, especially considering that by the time you find out about it, you'll be putting the bag away and you won't be in crisis mode. When you try to crumple up the bag for storage, you get a hot-air balloon effect that forces you to take a moment or two in rolling it up from the bottom to put it away. All in all, I don't think you'll find a better place to spend your snake gear budget this year, with the possible exception of the Gentle Giant Tongs made by the same company. Midwest Custom Tools deserves the admiration of the herpetological community for their consistent innovations and excellence in tools created especially for us, from listening to us. Okay, there's another drawback to this device. At $129.95, it ain't cheap. But it is worth it. |
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