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Brand: Nils Master

Located in: Ice Fishing Supplies

Nils USA Hand Augers feature a one piece cutting head instead of individual blades. This design offers a stronger over all cutting surface. The cutting head is constructed of high chromium steel, which is more durable than other brands of auger blades and will stay sharper much longer. The curved blades quickly cut through the thickest ice with little to no downward pressure applied. These augers do all the work.

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Avg. Customer Rating:

5 stars

(based on 2 reviews)

Trust Me

By Capt. John

from Berkshire ice on 1/19/2009

Pros:

Durable, Easy To Use, Great Design, Lightweight

Describe Yourself:

Professional

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Nils Master Nils USA Hand AugersOff:

trust me. You don't have to look further. The Nils Master 8" hand ice auger is perfect. It is light and easy to use. It cuts through 12 inches of ice in about 20 to 30 seconds....depending on your "enthusiasm". You can also purchase a powerhead although I did not because I don't like the noise factor. There are no negatives to this product. Buy it and enjoy a nice 8" hole to jig or set type.

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The only one you will ever need

By boo

from upstate N.Y. on 1/1/2009

Pros:

Versatile

Describe Yourself:

Casual Fisher

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Nils Master Nils USA Hand AugersOff:

The nils hand auger cuts the ice like butter no effort at all to use and really no need for the gas auger.I can drill a hole allmost as fast as my buddy with his gas auger and with out the weight.You will be really impressed with thr nils hand or gas.

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