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landing net (13 posts / 1,427 views)
sherbert2 sherbert2
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Post #1 30 Dec 2020 22:54
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Looking at getting a new landing net

Dont mind spending up to about £150 ... I look the like of the solar P1 but Im not spending £250

Any suggestions
Oats-1983 Oats-1983
Posts: 146
Post #2 30 Dec 2020 23:05
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In reply to Post #1
My ones thrown together. Harrison Torrix 6ft handle. Gardner net arms and top notch spreader block. Comes in around £140-£150 range. Love it to be honest with you.
RigDemon RigDemon
Posts: 1,458
Post #3 30 Dec 2020 23:09
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In reply to Post #1
I'm in the same boat as you actually. I have an old Prodigy landing net handle with a plastic Y which has seized solid and doesn't grip the net bars well, and another handle which is slowly disintegrating.

I was thinking about buying a decent handle, a top notch tackle spreader block and 50 inch nets (for carp and cats) but I'm stuck on which handle to go for since I need one with a removable block and I'm not sure what's available these days.
Oats-1983 Oats-1983
Posts: 146
Post #4 30 Dec 2020 23:17
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In reply to Post #3
The Harrison I mentioned above has a removable block.
Oats-1983 Oats-1983
Posts: 146
Post #5 30 Dec 2020 23:17
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In reply to Post #3
*double posted*
sherbert2 sherbert2
Posts: 564
Post #6 30 Dec 2020 23:34
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In reply to Post #2
Never seen the top notch block

Its looks brillant ... Ive got a ESP extendable handle that I really like

Think this sorts my problems out
braders1978 braders1978
Posts: 18,195
Post #7 30 Dec 2020 23:38
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In reply to Post #6
Just make sure you order the right size to fit your arms
ip100 ip100
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Post #8 1 Jan 2021 09:09
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In reply to Post #1
Chris brown
bmthman bmthman
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Post #9 1 Jan 2021 10:52
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If was in the market for a £150 net I would look no further than a Chris Brown net. Made and designed in the UK by a specialist.
Jamesvg Jamesvg
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Post #10 1 Jan 2021 11:46
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I have a matrix bulldog mk2 net which is just above your price range but may be worth a look - light and stiff. I know some people struggle with the block but I haven't found it an issue.

Like post 2 I have also made a botch net - bulldog arms (£40), weston developments alloy block (£20), matrix 3k handle (£65) and a freespirit shallow mesh (£20). It comes in at 565 grams and is very easy to assemble and rigid.

This was the best combo I could come up with having tried various other components including a torrix pole, defiant pole, top notch block, a custom angling solutions block and matrix and gardner meshes.

If you like the solar P1 they have made an A1 blowlock for about £150 I believe, same block I believe but I pressume the rest of the net differs.
The-Heff The-Heff
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Post #11 1 Jan 2021 11:56
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In reply to Post #10
Solar bow lite is decent, had it since it came out and had no issues. think it comes in at under £100 as well. Isn't quick release but goes together easy enough
jeffire jeffire
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Post #12 1 Jan 2021 12:36
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Chris brown nets are superb or as mentioned a cobbled together harrison combo.
TeeCee
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Post #13 1 Jan 2021 14:31
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Terry Hearn net is the one to get when they're back in stock.

Love Chris Brown stuff but I'm none too keen on his clunky heavy nets.
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