Dubbing Twisters

This is the style dubbing spinner used to create the dubbing loops we feature on many of our videos. The head has three interchangeable attachments for different types of dubbing loops. It also doubles as a hair packer.

The ultimate dubbing spinnner. Developed directly as a co-op with Loon, the Gator Grip Dubbing Spinner includes two tips for any spinning scenario a tyer might encounter from complex twists to dubbing loops. The octagonal anti-rolling technology ensures that the tool stays put on the tying desk, while the ring shape allows for smooth consistent tension while palmering.

Gator-grip tip

Dubbing loop hook

Octogonal anti-rolling technology

Ring allows for consistent tension in palmering.

Powder coated handle

Works in all spinning scenarios

Tightly angled flat jaws

Comfortably sized finger/thumb loops

Works with flies of all sizes

The Stonfo Elite Rotodubbing twister is the Ferrari of dubbing twisters. Ultra-smooth spin and a genius thread tension system to keep the loop in place. It also has a very convenient head tilt feature to help you keep your dubbing loop in the proper orientation as you wrap the hook or need to adjust angles for specific patterns.

Swiss CDC Multi-Loop

Tying tools made out of machined aluminum.

Pictured left to right: Stainless Steel Teaser Large, Stainless Steel Teaser Medium, Stainless Steel Teaser Small, Standard Teaser, Dubbing Needle Large, Dubbing Needle Small, Twister, SW Half Hitch (regular half hitch not pictured, but just a smaller version of the SW half hitch)

Tungsten so it's heavy, this dubbing loop twister is a cheaper option that'll get the job done.

Tool that allows to make composite dubbings using sections of various materials like chenille, long hackles, tinsel , etc. These materials can be locked together by the plier, and wrapped at the same time turning the handwheel mounted on a bearing, in order to create multicolored dubbing noodles. Its swinging head permits 180 degrees of free swinging motion with block at center position. The positioning of the head at 90 degrees prevents unrolling of the dubbing that can be wrapped easily on the hook.