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Contact Dobyns - can probably get them to send you a new butt piece.

 

Then it's just a matter of scraping the old one off and gluing the new one on.

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  • Super User
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foam is pretty stretchy so you can probably just slide it up over the butt of the rod.  easy enough if you just take your time.  Nothing special needed but a razor blade and some 24 hour epoxy.

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Got a photo of the rod in question?  I would be a lot more confident in commenting if I could see the problem.  I'm not sure what you mean by "wearing out."

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That Dobyns foam handle on the Furies is not thorn resistant, one of mine looks likes some rodent has been gnawing on it. If you have a cyclist friend, get a used road bike inner tube and cut it to length and slide it up, works like a charm, but other than cosmetic, the rod will fish fine without it.

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If it's just surface deterioration another good solution is to wrap all grips with Winn tape.  

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On 10/14/2022 at 10:13 AM, MN Fisher said:

Contact Dobyns - can probably get them to send you a new butt piece.

 

Then it's just a matter of scraping the old one off and gluing the new one on.

Email Dobyns a picture of it, see what they say.

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