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In reply to Post #47
Just to add to the point raised about fitting isotopes to Korda distance sticks.
Korda advised me to use a baiting needle pushed up through the hole in the bottom of the plastic head to remove the spirit level.
There is no way a baiting needle would have moved it.
I had to resort to a very small Philips screw driver, pushed so hard I felt sure the plastic would break.
But, sure enough, after much pressure, they eventually came out.
Job done.
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In reply to Post #38
My 48 inch stanley level was a pain in the ass to carry to my swim 😀
Bet your bed isn't level anymore now you've stopped taking it  
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In reply to Post #18
My wife bought me this for Christmas (last year) I would of never bought one personally but I have got to say it’s brilliant . Makes setting up for self takes really easy
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In reply to Post #42
There is good reason to use them, I’ve been mapping out a large water that goes down to 53 feet areas that are rocky as hell and so pin point accuracy is the difference between camping and fishing not so divvy imo.
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These Divvy sticks have become a constant source of amusement on so many levels 
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In reply to Post #28
I have the long Avid sticks and put some isotope tops on them use them as markers on boards etc most of the time, when I do count wraps I find the curve extremely useful making it easy to load and unload.
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In reply to Post #30
Got the Pink ones, definitely the best in market when available.
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In reply to Post #38
 
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In reply to Post #36
😀 very true Phil. My 48 inch stanley level was a pain in the ass to carry to my swim 😀
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In reply to Post #35
😀 Surely people can tell by looking at it that it s straight when you push it into the ground.
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In reply to Post #34
It saves taking one with you Stu. 
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In reply to Post #34
Why would you want a wonky stick 
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In reply to Post #32
They have a spirit level on them! Wtf, after hearing that nothing will shock me in carp fishing anymore.
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In reply to Post #28
I have the Avid sticks and added rubber o rings which do the same job as the grooves on the more expensive sticks saved me having to buy new sticks. I think the idea originally came from O.G. thanks.
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