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Written by Björn Arkenfall

Friday, 13 February 2009

Recommended by Elmer

Within the group of Elmer, we have gathered quite some experience regarding fishing and outdoor. Some of us spends months each year in a tent and has therefore a huge amount of experience regarding outdoor life. Some others within Elmer are more focused on fly-tying or casting techniques.

Here you can find some areas and brands of equipment that we in Elmer can recommend or not recommend. Please note that this is not some sponsored links. This is just some equipment that we really like or not.

Area	Brand	Comment
Tents	Hilleberg	Great tents that lasts for a long time. Good durability, functionality and a good service level at the company. A class of its own
Backpacks	Norröna	Synkron 100 is a very durable backpack with all necessary details that also has the volume for both summer and winter trips
Fishing rods	Loop	Great rods. Good service at the company
Fishing rods	Gary Loomis	GLX StreamDance HLS!
Hooks	Partridge	A gigantic number of hooks with hight quality. Worth recomending especially is the FlashPoint series with the 15BNX "Klinkhammer special" and the C54 saltwater shrimp as two of our favourites.
Hooks	Tiemco	High quility trough all of their huge number of hooks. Probably the best dry fly hooks on the market.
Hooks	Gamakatsu	Worth mentioning mostly for their F22 hooks, one of our personaly favourites!
Hackle for fly-tying	Whiting	Might seem expensive, but you will get so much quality for the money!
Glue	Liquisole	Amazing. Repairs tents, waders, shoes etc. Everything you can imagine
Sleeping mats	Exped downmat	Sleeping mat in down material with own comfort temperatures! Like Hästen’s beds but outdoor. A must for the winter trip

Last Updated ( Monday, 05 April 2010 )

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