In reply to Post #12
The Mk2 doesn't use pins - it's a stainless milled spreader in a Y shape that the carbon arms slide in to. In this regard it's the same as the 3K, however is a little more difficult to assemble given that the holes/arms are closer in diameters than the 3k arms/block.
The Mk2 doesn't use pins - it's a stainless milled spreader in a Y shape that the carbon arms slide in to. In this regard it's the same as the 3K, however is a little more difficult to assemble given that the holes/arms are closer in diameters than the 3k arms/block.
What about the Korda Kaizen Green?
Im in the market for a new net and I cant decide between the Kaizen and the Matrix 3K
Im in the market for a new net and I cant decide between the Kaizen and the Matrix 3K
In reply to Post #16
Not again, the Mrs says I need glasses
Thank you
Not again, the Mrs says I need glasses
The ESP ones break down quickly and without fuss. The spreader block is a small winged aluminium affair, and they are a doddle to collapse when you're dealing with a fish or packing down to go home.
another vote from me for the ESP nets.........
ESP Terry Hearn for me.
I really do love the ESP Terry Hearn net, really nicely made and a doddle to break down.
In reply to Post #22
Went with the matrix 3k not used it yet thanks for all your input
Went with the matrix 3k not used it yet thanks for all your input
I got the fox.
No issues here see in reviews
No issues here see in reviews