In reply to Post #30
Heavy metal for me.
Heavy metal for me.
In reply to Post #26
Ive found the ESP putty to be the same,,,,,just doesnt harden on the line
Ive found the ESP putty to be the same,,,,,just doesnt harden on the line
In reply to Post #1
Kryston Heavy Metal for me, my pot has been going for years. A mate of mine has used the vast majority, and in the end he had half of my pot, as he felt nothing else compared. He said Korda and ESP were the worst in his opinion.
Kryston Heavy Metal for me, my pot has been going for years. A mate of mine has used the vast majority, and in the end he had half of my pot, as he felt nothing else compared. He said Korda and ESP were the worst in his opinion.
In reply to Post #22
Each to their own I suppose, first bad thing I've heard about it, used most of the ones out there and by far the stickiest and heaviest I've used.
Each to their own I suppose, first bad thing I've heard about it, used most of the ones out there and by far the stickiest and heaviest I've used.
In reply to Post #1
Nash's putty is their only current product that is worth buying
Nash's putty is their only current product that is worth buying
In reply to Post #35
Agreed 👍
Agreed 👍
I've been using the rigworx one and find it really good. Really malleable and sticks well.👍
I mixed my Thinking Anglers & Korda putty together & it is much better than either on their own.softens nicely rolled in fingers but sets nice in cold water. Fine all year round as well. Wish I still had my Heavy metal from the 90s though! I dropped the bloody lump & it rolled into 8' deep margins! As mentioned, the newer stuff is nothing like the original stuff Dave Chilton released back then (same that Magma liquid tungsten was never re-released as was a brilliant solution for pinning hooklinks down)