by Chris Grech
The Nip N Sip from Loon Outdoors is like a mullet. I'm not talking about the fish, I'm talking about the hairstyle. Just like that popular redneck hairstyle that we all secretly wish we had, the Nip N Sip is "Business in the front and party in the back!" All kidding aside, there are two very important tasks that must be completed on each fishing outing; cutting line and opening bottles. (Catching fish is also important.) This handy little tool accomplishes both jobs in style with its stainless steel cutting blades, built-in bottle opener, extra wide grated pads for grip and eye clearing needle. The Loon Outdoors Nip N Sip allows anglers to cut their line easily and enjoy a beverage without breaking their teeth or breaking the bank. Pick one up for yourself and a true friend today.
$19.95www.loonoutdoors.com
Comments (8)
I'd shoot myself before spending 20.00 on something like this. What a waste of $.
all kidding aside, gotta agree with Leaky
What type of stainless is this? For saltwater, it needs to be high quality to stop rust.
For the cost of me busting my front tooth three times, I could have bought 8 or 10 of these. Just wonder how they hold up to salt. I wear cheap nail clippers around my neck but most of my shirts are stained from rust.
BOOMERANG SNIPS! Period!
Yup...$20 is steep...but I was looking for a unique gift for Christmas this year, and ended up ordering 2 of them for friends of mine that like to drink while fishing. Way overpriced, in my opinion...but we'll see how they hold up...
Hate to be negative, but how many people take glass bottles on the boat?
Just got my Nip N Sip yesterday, went fishing today, simply a GREAT tool to have on the water. Cuts mono and flouracarbon perfectly, even cuts braid (20 lb Suffix) with a sliding motion! Now I'm drinking a few beers and couldn't be happier. Considering the stainless is worth at least $10 the machining work is top notch! Haven't used the eye clearing needle yet but a great idea when you have paint or a little rust closing the eyes of your hooks. Thanks for the suggestion Chris and the $20 was well worth it.