Peak Vise Saltwater Jaws
Peak Vise Saltwater Jaws
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PEAK Saltwater Jaws bring the same tough-as-nails hardening and tempering process as their standard jaws, but with saltwater attitude! They'll easily hold firm on hook wires from .040″ to .075″ in diameter. The sleek black oxide finish not only looks super sharp but also keeps annoying glare away from your fly-tying. Jaws are available for both PEAK Rotary Vise (SLT-1) and PEAK non-Rotary Vise (SLT-NR)
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