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If it goes into production the producer will presumably purchase Zing-it in bulk rather than pay full retail for individual spools. Of course thee are different marketing strategies-sell ready to go kits or sell the gizmo and let anyone load it themself with their tangle string of choice. My gut...

Cool stuff. Hey Jim, I have Dunlap's disease.... but the swelling is going down.

Hi Jim! NO NEAR NAKED MUTUAL MALE HUGGING!!!!!!!! PLEEEEEEEASE!

Save that one and spend 10 or 15 bucks on Ebay for someone else's grandfather's reel. Some people have no heirs other's have ingrate children/grandchildren.

The pics Brendon showed are of a manual fly reel-okay storage but NOT the same critter.

Burnham, Sure. The advantage of the fly reel thouggh is that it automatically prevents rewind until triggered so you can pull off line for your throw, do your thing then trigger the rewind when desired.

Leon, I didn't have a pic of one of mine handy so I nicked one off ebay. This is Old technpology that has mostly fallen out of favor. A couple of companies make automatic reels still but the ones made 50 years ago are actually better. The principle is simple-A long recoil spring is housed in...

Not only is Jim innovative but he works miracles on the side-Notice that Robert posted an intelligible sentence!

Those whizly gidgets are sold as kite winders aren't they?