Dear gentleman,
If you had to choose between the Korda Spring Bow Landing Net and the Matrix 3k Landing Net; which one would you choose? Thanks!
If you had to choose between the Korda Spring Bow Landing Net and the Matrix 3k Landing Net; which one would you choose? Thanks!
In reply to Post #1
Korda
Korda
From reviews I'd likely go with another option, Chris brown net at half the cost of Kordas. No slating any just a big saving and by all accounts a fantastic net.
In reply to Post #1
Two matrix 3k ( 125£ at Bristol angling centre )nets for the price of one korda .
Two matrix 3k ( 125£ at Bristol angling centre )nets for the price of one korda .
Korda net is superb but so is chris brown. I have both and you wont go wrong with either.
Matrix bulldog mk 2 is good to
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I believe this is now discontinued - it has disappeared from the Matrix site.
I believe this is now discontinued - it has disappeared from the Matrix site.
In reply to Post #1
I've had both nets, the Matrix 3k is a great net to be fair and will do you a fine job.
If your not put off by the price difference go for the Korda Springbow. It's on another level, lightweight and extremely rigid, very easy to move through the water and floats without the need of a net float.
I've been very impressed with it👍
I've had both nets, the Matrix 3k is a great net to be fair and will do you a fine job.
If your not put off by the price difference go for the Korda Springbow. It's on another level, lightweight and extremely rigid, very easy to move through the water and floats without the need of a net float.
I've been very impressed with it👍
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I absolutely love my korda net. I had a century titanium before, that i really rated but the korda one is on another level!
A good mate of mine used to swear by solar bow loc nets until he saw what a load of floppy old rubbish they are compared to the korda net
I absolutely love my korda net. I had a century titanium before, that i really rated but the korda one is on another level!
A good mate of mine used to swear by solar bow loc nets until he saw what a load of floppy old rubbish they are compared to the korda net
Thanks for your input, guys! Korda it will be!
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Had the mk1 for many years , still going strong 👍
Had the mk1 for many years , still going strong 👍
In reply to Post #1
If the Korda one is the only one with a reverse taper then that is the one I'd choose. I've got a dymag net and the reverse taper makes it so easy to use. The new korda net is the closest thing I've seen to the dymag nets
If the Korda one is the only one with a reverse taper then that is the one I'd choose. I've got a dymag net and the reverse taper makes it so easy to use. The new korda net is the closest thing I've seen to the dymag nets
In reply to Post #9
exactly the same, I had the century 54" Ti net and compared to the korda it was like a bloody flop stick. PX'd it at the tackle tavern and got a 50" Springbow
At least with the korda ones you get a very deep mesh, makes life much better!
exactly the same, I had the century 54" Ti net and compared to the korda it was like a bloody flop stick. PX'd it at the tackle tavern and got a 50" Springbow
At least with the korda ones you get a very deep mesh, makes life much better!
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Personally think the mesh is way to deep on my korda bit there bringing out a shallow version so will get that when its out.
Personally think the mesh is way to deep on my korda bit there bringing out a shallow version so will get that when its out.
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I thought exactly the same to start with, but if you have got deep margins the deep mesh is brilliant as it allows you to keep the fish safely in the net whilst sorting your weighing gear etc out.
I thought exactly the same to start with, but if you have got deep margins the deep mesh is brilliant as it allows you to keep the fish safely in the net whilst sorting your weighing gear etc out.