West Ender Grip Saddle with Jack The Gripper

It's a game changer.

I bought a whites rural strainer board. I got 3 strains out of it before it started to slip on the galmax netting. It gave me the sh!ts so decided to try a wireman board. Spoke to Ian (great guy easy to talk to) and picked his brain and asked about other companies stuff in comparison to wireman. Was also happy that he choose not to rubbish talk other companies to get a sale. Went away and called back a couple days later and purchased the west ender. Best thing I did. Very happy with them and wireman’s professionalism. Highly recommended.

The rubber on the Jack the grippers made to difficult to attach the wire!! But was a pretty good experience all the same!!!
And the small pins in the joiners of the two sections are a bit small and difficult to us., but was not to bad all the same

We've been using a West Ender strainer board for quite a while and recently bought a second. Both the older and new units are excellent. We have other strainer boards also, but always grab a West Ender as first choice because it's easier to use in several respects (putting on and removing once the job is done, gripping the wire, allows for the release of individual line wires which is occasionally an advantage) and importantly two units can be joined together for use on 1.8m high mesh. We no longer have slipping issues. The second version is an improvement because the orientation on the handles on the grippers is more user friendly - well done designers! We often use a couple of consecutive strainer boards for going around bends in a fence line without the need to cut the mesh and tie off twice. Very solidly built and great all round!

Even better than I thought it would be.