Spearfishing

Speargun bands can get expensive. Every spearfisherman knows their bands start wearing out as soon as they put them on the gun. Wind, sun and abrasion incurred transporting your guns shortens the life of your expensive bands. As bands degrade and wear out you run the risk of breaking one at the absolute worst time. You can be certain that tournament winning fish is laughing as it swims away after watching one of your bands snap during a reload.

Do what you can to make your bands last as long as possible. A speargun band cover protects your  bands From the effects of sun and transporting your guns. A band cover, sometimes called a sling sock, is the simplest thing you can do to keep your bands in good shape and ready to take that monster fish.

Sewn Sails band covers are made from 400 denier coated nylon oxford cloth. We use this same material to make sail storage bags and the bottoms of some our tote bags. Both applications require a durable, abrasion resistant fabric. All fabric edges are cut with a hot knife to prevent unraveling and we use a very durable UV resistant sailmakers thread we use for all bags, canvas work and sail repair. This is a high quality band cover and will last you a long time.

The band cover measures approximately 22 inches length and 7 inches wide with a drawstring closure and cord lock you can cinch down to keep the cover from blowing off in the wind on the way to the dive site.

Color choices are yellow, blue, red, hunter green, pink and black All of the spearfishing gear we sell is made in our shop on the Alabama Gulf Coast by a diver / instructor with over 40 years diving and spearfishing experience.