looking into a landing net and handle next to get all my carp gear ready!
looked at few vids on the Solar p1 bow loc nets but are they worth the £260 notes
looked at few vids on the Solar p1 bow loc nets but are they worth the £260 notes
In reply to Post #1
No.
No.
In reply to Post #2
what you think then for good net and handle please buddy
what you think then for good net and handle please buddy
In reply to Post #3
The aqua net is light and rigid. Comes in 2 versions. One with a 2 piece handle the other a 6' handle. Not cheap but a lot less than the solar.
The aqua net is light and rigid. Comes in 2 versions. One with a 2 piece handle the other a 6' handle. Not cheap but a lot less than the solar.
In reply to Post #1
Get yourself a Chris brown net. You won't buy better
Get yourself a Chris brown net. You won't buy better
In reply to Post #1
Solar bow lite is a lovely net, and around £100. Great mesh and well built, and lightweight aswel
Solar bow lite is a lovely net, and around £100. Great mesh and well built, and lightweight aswel
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As suggested Chris brown, matrix is also v good as is the new terry hearn if a little more expensive.
As suggested Chris brown, matrix is also v good as is the new terry hearn if a little more expensive.
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I agree, I didn't understand how people could say a net was brilliant. Surely a net is just a net. But the CB one is just really nice to use and well designed. Also not just another item of the conveyor belt as all hand made.
I agree, I didn't understand how people could say a net was brilliant. Surely a net is just a net. But the CB one is just really nice to use and well designed. Also not just another item of the conveyor belt as all hand made.
Check out the Matrix Innovations 3k nets. Brilliant nets and handles.
In reply to Post #1
I bought a Solar bow loc
it was the worst net I have ever bought droopy arms and basically rubbish not remotely like the original and I am a huge Solar fan
buy a Chris Brown net instead
I bought a Solar bow loc
it was the worst net I have ever bought droopy arms and basically rubbish not remotely like the original and I am a huge Solar fan
buy a Chris Brown net instead
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I have one of these. Brilliant net for the money
I have one of these. Brilliant net for the money
Does anybody use a Daiwa infinity net as under £100 and daiwa normally top of end of price!
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I have a 42” advanta discovery cx rover net, was about £40 and can't fault it. Metal spreader block and two part carbon handle (which I really like as it packs down into my scope bag). Can't for the life of me see what a more expensive net would offer to justify the price.
I have a 42” advanta discovery cx rover net, was about £40 and can't fault it. Metal spreader block and two part carbon handle (which I really like as it packs down into my scope bag). Can't for the life of me see what a more expensive net would offer to justify the price.
Prologic two piece handle... Slim and you couldn't bust it if you tried.
Leeda 36" net and arms...Just the right depth...most nets I've tried need you to be over 7ft tall to stop them dragging on the ground ...ridiculously deep.
£5 metal spreader block with brass threads....
It's a net....I've plenty of other things going on to waste fortunes on !
Leeda 36" net and arms...Just the right depth...most nets I've tried need you to be over 7ft tall to stop them dragging on the ground ...ridiculously deep.
£5 metal spreader block with brass threads....
It's a net....I've plenty of other things going on to waste fortunes on !
In reply to Post #14
you know what they say the most expensive items catch you more fish and the biggest ones .
you know what they say the most expensive items catch you more fish and the biggest ones .