Articles Product Reviews Perfect Outdoor Products LLC Product Review 4
Perfect Outdoor Products LLC Product Review 4
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Troll Perfect
"The Troll Perfect is a very useful tool for any tournament angler."
I used the Troll Perfect on a 3 day pre-fishing trip for the “Angler Dreams National Tournament of Champions” on Kentucky Lake in October. As a angler that spends 12+ hours on the water, the Troll Perfect saves my ankles and joints because the clamp helps eliminate resistance from the shaft on the trolling motor.
The installation of the unit is very simple, with 2 hose clamps all you need is a flat head screwdriver and 5 minutes of your time. Kentucky Lake is a big reservoir that's known for big waves and strong winds; the Troll Prefect helps with making quick adjustments with very little effort. I was able to maintain my Ranger Boat in 15mph winds with 2 foot waves with no issues.
I really enjoyed this product and this is definitely going to change how we use trolling motors in the future.
My ratings of the Troll Perfect are as follows:
Design: 9
Quality: 8
Performance: 8
Durability: 7
Comfort: 8
Installation: 10
Overall Rating: 8.3
It is made right here in the USA and is available for most brands of trolling motors. Visit: www.trollperfect.com or give Edward Laabs a call at (248) 747-8520. Perfect Outdoor Products LLC. Rochester Hills, MI 48307.
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