A phone is one of the easiest pieces of gear to lose overboard when you're taking photos, checking maps, or handling it from a kayak. The Rogue Fishing THE SHIELD™ Phone Tab & Tether adds a slim stainless steel tether point between your phone and case, giving you a simple way to keep your phone connected while fishing, paddling, boating, or heading outdoors.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Tab Thickness | 0.5mm |
| Tab Material | Stainless steel |
| Clasp Finish | PVD coated |
| Clasp Type | Spring-loaded quick release |
| Charging Access | Designed to keep the charging port accessible |
| Warranty | 1-year Rogue Quality Assurance Guarantee |
Kayak fishing puts your phone in plenty of vulnerable positions: photographing a fish, checking navigation, answering a message, or simply moving it around a crowded cockpit. THE SHIELD™ gives the phone a dedicated tether point without wrapping the device in a bulky holder. Keep the tab installed, then clip into the tether before launching or whenever a dropped phone could become a lost phone.
Add THE SHIELD™ to your fishing setup for a simple tether point that stays out of the way until you need it, while keeping your phone accessible for photos, maps, and everything else you use on the water.
The 0.5mm stainless steel tab sits between your phone and its case, creating an external attachment point for the tether.
Yes. Rogue designed the ultra-thin tab to remain between the phone and case, so you can leave it installed and attach the tether when you need additional phone retention.
Yes. Rogue states that THE SHIELD™ has a low-profile design that keeps the phone's charging port accessible.
The clasps use a PVD coating designed to resist corrosion, including exposure to saltwater environments. As with fishing gear used around saltwater, keeping equipment clean after exposure is good practice.
It gives your phone a dedicated tether point while keeping the device available for fish photos, navigation, and other on-water use. The quick-release clasps also make it easy to connect before launching and disconnect when you're off the water.