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JSter Last active 1 day ago
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Forum: Tackle
3 Sep 2026
@ 7:26pm
Korda Kaizen Green 2 piece version.

Edit: I believe it comes with a shallower mesh but does have a spike. I think you can buy deeper meshes for them.
2 Sep 2026
@ 7:22pm
In reply to Post #1
Found it, under the charging cover. I emailed Ridgemonkey and they responded first thing this morning, great customer service!
1 Sep 2026
@ 8:43pm
Does this have one as the box and website say it does but I can't see it. Plugged it in to charge and nothing obvious showing. It was a present that arrived today so trying it for the first time.

Cheers
10 Jul 2026
@ 9:47pm
In reply to Post #51
Cheers guys.

mistercarp, was the replacement you mentioned in a previous post ok with the back of the seat.
10 Jul 2026
@ 10:34am
Sorry to bring an old thread back but what are these sofa/arm chairs like in the summer now we've been through a fair few hot days over the last couple of summers. I've sat on the Fox one back in the winter in a shop and it was very comfy but the fact it wraps around you could in turn trap the heat a bit.

Cheers
9 Jun 2026
@ 9:44pm
Ordered the Kaizen Green net yesterday from Tackle Tavern, arrived today and no issues taking net on and off 👍
26 May 2026
@ 9:37pm
398lb 8oz
26 May 2026
@ 7:31pm
I forgot about the Sharp Tackle one, cheers.
24 May 2026
@ 12:25pm
Thanks all, I'll try and get to a tackle shop or 2 to hopefully try some out from your recommendations.
22 May 2026
@ 5:15pm
Currently got a Solar Bow-Loc net and it's fine to put together but when breaking down especially with a fish in and time is of the essence, I find it a bit harder to release the tension since I've injured by arm earlier this year. I know they are meant to be easier but over time it's a bit temperamental. I'm loathed to spend more money as the Solar cost a fair bit but needs must due to my arm and if I can find something better then great. I've read good things on here about the Korda Spring Bow, Kaizen Green and ESP Onyx. How are they for those with a weaker arm? I can lift weight on it no problem but it's certain angles/movements with grip that cause issues.

The Fox Lever Lok looks ok too but not found any proper user reviews of it yet in terms of build quality etc.

Cheers.
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