Do your reels look like they have been beaten up and dragged behind your truck? Do they end up looking that way no matter how careful you are with your reels? Even in the rod locker in your boat they seem to get scratches. Now you can protect your reels from being exposed to scratches and dings by just wrapping them up with Tuff Skinz Baitcast reel covers to protect them.

Tuff Skinz Baitcast Reel Covers by Tuff Skinz employs the same technology and materials used in their renowned outboard motor covers. The reel covers are made with 100% polyester and neoprene sides allowing it to stretch and fit tightly around the reel. “We have been building the Tuff Skinz Motor Cover and anglers love them. Not only does the motor cover protect it while trailering down the highway, but it stays on once you get on the lake for additional protection. Now anglers want that same protection for their reels. The Tuff Skinz Baitcast  Reel Covers will fit any low profile baitcasting reel an angler owns,” said Tuff Skinz owner Randy Dornbusch, a former fishing guide and tournament angler.  Tuff Skinz Baitcast Reel Covers design is what sets them apart from other reel covers. “We put extra effort into making a high quality reel cover that will not allow the angler’s reel to get scratched up. They can be used when the reel in on the rod or taken off to put in storage,” said Dornbusch. The reel covers are new and have only been available since September.

The Tuff Skinz Baitcast Reel Covers are designed for low profile reels; however, Dornbusch exposed that they had other covers coming out for spinning reels and round reels in the future. Each one has a storage loop that can be used to hold a crankbait or lure when the Tuff Skinz Baitcast Reel Cover is on the reel. They are available at Tuff Skinz web site (www.tuffskinz.net) and can be purchased individually or in a bundle of five. All the Tuff Skinz Baitcast Reel Covers are embossed with the Tuff Skinz logo and made in the United States.

Tuff Skinz Baitcast Reel Covers can be used when storing your rod and reels inside your rod locker or in the bed of your truck. Another time to wrap them up is when putting them inside a reel bag for storage. They are easy and fast to put on and take off. Wrap it up; I will take it. Wrap, wrap, wrap, wrap it up; I will take it.