Umpqua LINK GearDock Single Magnetic Tool Holder
Give a frequently used fishing tool a dedicated docking point with the Umpqua LINK GearDock Single. This compact magnetic tool holder provides a place to park compatible nippers, forceps, or hemostats between uses.
A compact tool station for your pack
The magnetic docking surface and built-in steel contact points keep compatible tools accessible without a hanging tether. Connect the GearDock to its LINK Base Station and position it on a compatible SWIFTLINK pack or suitable standard webbing loop.
- Magnetic tool docking: provides a resting place for compatible fishing tools.
- Single format: a compact alternative to the GearDock Double.
- Tether-free layout: an alternative to a hanging zinger or lanyard.
- LINK integration: connects to LINK Base Stations for a modular setup.
What is included
- One Umpqua LINK GearDock Single tool holder
- One LINK Base Station
Tool compatibility depends on the tool's material and contact with the dock. Check the hold of your own tool before fishing. Photos show an example nipper in use.
Consider the GearDock Double if you prefer a larger docking surface.
Give a frequently used fishing tool a dedicated docking point with the Umpqua LINK GearDock Single. This compact magnetic tool holder provides a place to park compatible nippers, forceps, or hemostats between uses.
A compact tool station for your pack
The magnetic docking surface and built-in steel contact points keep compatible tools accessible without a hanging tether. Connect the GearDock to its LINK Base Station and position it on a compatible SWIFTLINK pack or suitable standard webbing loop.
- Magnetic tool docking: provides a resting place for compatible fishing tools.
- Single format: a compact alternative to the GearDock Double.
- Tether-free layout: an alternative to a hanging zinger or lanyard.
- LINK integration: connects to LINK Base Stations for a modular setup.
What is included
- One Umpqua LINK GearDock Single tool holder
- One LINK Base Station
Tool compatibility depends on the tool's material and contact with the dock. Check the hold of your own tool before fishing. Photos show an example nipper in use.
Consider the GearDock Double if you prefer a larger docking surface.