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Richmanni kaksteistsõrmiksoole pea. 1/2", valmistatud Cr-Mo-st terasest.

Kui sa otsid ekstreemseid ja võimsaid elamusi, on MEADEEP XXL sinu jaoks ideaalne mänguasi. See metallvarras on loodud pakkuma topeltnaudingut – seda õrritavat segu ihast ja närvekõditavast põnevusest –, säilitades samas täieliku ohutuse.Kirurgilisest terasest valmistatud ja kohandatud keha kõige tundlikumate limaskestadega kokkupuuteks, tagab see turvalise kasutuskogemuse ning hügieenilise tunde. Ülemine ots on varustatud sileda tsooni ning kerakujulise tipuga, mis hõlbustab kasutamist ja muudab varda lihtsasti haaratavaks.Päris nauding algab siis, kui sa selle sisestad:Kogu 20 cm sisestatav pikkus tagab sügava stimulatsiooni ureetras.9 mm läbimõõt pakub järk-järgulist ja samas intensiivset venitamist.Helmekujuline pind stimuleerib astmeliselt ja loob iga liigutuse korral tugevaid aistinguid.Kogupikkus: 26 cmSisestatav pikkus: 20 cmLäbimõõt: 9 mmMaterjal: kirurgiline terasÄärmuslik elamus kogenud kasutajatele – MEADEEP XXL viib ureetra stimulatsiooni täiesti uuele intensiivsuse ja naudingu tasemele.

Man has been fishing for trout and salmon with the fly since the time of the Ancient Greeks. Devising ever more ingenious methods of doing so, his rods, reels, lines and flies have evolved in fascinating ways. With a delightful blend of wit and erudition, Conrad Voss Bark tells the story of flyfishing, from the Macedonian 'plumes' of old to the hairwing streamers of today. He spotlights the sport's formative protagonists - Juliana Berners, Robert Venables, Isaak Walton, Charles Cotton, Alfred Ronalds, George Kelson, J.C. Mottram, Dr Bell, and many others, using his journalist's skills to appraise the prevailing dogmas, the breakthroughs in tackle and to re-live the great debates and controversies, including the famous Skues-Halford dispute. Throughout, flyfishing is seen against the broader canvas of changing times in Britain, Ireland and North America. Today there are new forces which are shaping flyfishing history: water pollution, drift netting, over-kill, timeshare, catch-and-release and the explosion of new materials from which tackle and flies are made. Not since Waller Hills' classic History of Flyfishing for Trout of 1921, has a broad survey of this fascinating sport been tackled with such individual style and verve.