Progress Tripod Feeder Arm 2 Rod – Tripod for 2 Rods 🎁

Korum Progress Tripod Feeder Arm 2 Rod

The Korum Progress Tripod Feeder Arm 2 Rod is a stable, freestanding rod rest for two rods. The system uses anti-twist profiles and supports the rods at both the front and rear, so you are not dependent on a seatbox leg or feeder chair. This makes the tripod particularly practical on an uneven bank or when you want to position the rods separately from your seating position.

The frame extends during fishing and folds down compactly for transport using double camlocks. The sturdy, centrally positioned buzzer bars are secured to the frame with a threadless quick-change system: place the bar in the holder, close the camswitch and the support is ready. The rear buzzer bar can be mounted in different positions on the frame.

Both buzzer bars have threads for compatible rod rests or bite alarms. The front legs can be positioned at virtually any angle and adjusted in height via camlocks. This allows you to adapt the setup to the ground conditions and the desired rod position.

Key features

• Freestanding tripod system for two rods
• Front and rear buzzer bar for full support
• Anti-twist profiles for a stable construction
• Double extendable frame with camlocks
• Threadless quick-change system for the buzzer bars
• Adjustable position of the rear buzzer bar
• Front legs adjustable in angle and height
• Transport size: 61 x 12 x 12 cm
• Adjustable front legs from 60 to 120 cm
• Front buzzer bar: 34 cm; rear buzzer bar: 30 cm

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to screw the buzzer bars into the frame each time?

No. The buzzer bars are placed in the frame using the threadless Korum quick-change system and locked with a camswitch. Only the connections for rod rests or bite alarms on the bars themselves are threaded.

Is this tripod suitable for an uneven bank?

Yes. The front legs are individually height-adjustable from 60 to 120 cm and can be positioned at virtually any angle. This allows you to adapt the system to different banks and rod positions.

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