Renzetti Traveler 2200 Vise Pedestal Base

Renzetti Traveler 2200 Vise elevates a classic with refined durability and comfort.

An evolution of the beloved Traveler 2000, the Renzetti Traveler 2200 Vise with Pedestal Base features several thoughtful upgrades for a smoother, longer-lasting fly tying experience. Anodized aluminum components offer enhanced corrosion resistance, while the upgraded 7" stem and larger base improve stability and comfort at the bench. The addition of a durable polyurethane O-ring on the jaws extends the vise's life and grip performance. Designed specifically for right- or left-handed tyers, the Traveler 2200 maintains the versatility and precision Renzetti is known for—now with improved function and finish.

Q: What are fly tying vises used for?
A: A fly tying vise securely holds the hook in place while you tie flies, keeping both hands free for precise thread and material work. It’s the foundation of any fly tier’s setup, offering stability and control for creating consistent, durable patterns.

Q: What types of fly tying vises do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters carries a wide range of vises, including rotary and true-rotary models. True rotary vises allow you to rotate the hook 360° without changing the angle of the hook, allowing for even material placement.

Q: What accessories do I need with my vise?
A: Essential vise accessories include material clips, bobbin cradles, and tool holder attachments. These tools make tying easier and more organized.

Q: Which fly tying vise brands do you carry?
A: We stock premium vise brands Renzetti and Stonfo. These brands are trusted by tiers worldwide for precision engineering, smooth operation, and long-lasting performance.

Q: What’s the difference between a beginner and professional vise?
A: Beginner vises are affordable, simple, and great for basic fly tying, while professional vises offer rotary functionality, fine adjustments, and heavy-duty construction. Investing in a quality vise provides better control and smoother tying for years to come.

Q: How should I care for my fly tying vise?
A: Don’t over tighten your vise and store it covered or in a dry area to prevent corrosion buildup.