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In reply to Post #17
It seems like it...
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In reply to Post #17
Not sure as I’ve never used the other product, Comodo has like a slinky chain inside it, made of something like copper or alloy, unbelievably subtle and conformist
👍👍 Tel
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In reply to Post #16
So is the katran comodo chain core like Rigmarole LinkteQ ?
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In reply to Post #14
Same here,
I don’t use it a lot but when I want a heavy leader I use this and it’s brilliant, so supple and flexible, certainly conforms to the lake bed really well, easy to splice and not a bad colour.
👍👍
Tel
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In reply to Post #1
If you want leadocre ESP is the best.I have used by far. Looks great on the bottom and pulls into silt brilliant 
I have used the Fox lead free and the Gardner, prefer the Fox due to the colouring, not far from the ESP stuff if that helps
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Been using katran comodo chain core for a while and its excellent, I prefer it to leadcore and can be used on waters with leadcore bans 
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I have a genuine question about leadfree vs leadcore...
I have used ESP leadcore for years, and find it brilliant, however I do see a few people switching to leadfree - my questions are,
- I get that leadfree is supple but if you drop both leadfree and leadcore in edge of different substrates, leadcore appears to blend in or even disappear (sink in) much better and the ESP leadcore is supple enough - do others find the same?
- for those that have swapped, have you found your catch rates improve?
I am really interested as I like a lot of others am always looking to improve but not sure whether it is a genuine improvement or just the best option for any waters where leadcore is banned?
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In reply to Post #11
Been to the tackle shop today and ended up with the Fox Camo Submerge Unleaded stuff.
What I liked about it was that it’s very supple, claims to sink (let’s hope so), I like the colour for fishing over various bottoms, it has a thicker diameter than others I looked at which I like for Helicopter Rigs and it was easy enough to splice!
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In reply to Post #6
Just bought some, so I hope it is.
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I'm now in a naked phase (that was funny:/), but i have used both the nash and the pole position one. They are both great, with the nash one very thin and extremely supple. Having said that, the other one also ticks all the boxes, it's just a marginal difference.
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Nash Cling on is great, probably the best product nash have ever made.
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In reply to Post #1
I still use the ESP leadcore and remove the lead, tried some other brands but always gone back to ESP.
Daz
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In reply to Post #5
Looking online the Thinking Anglers Leadfree looks decent too
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In reply to Post #2
Is that the ESP Leadcore?
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In reply to Post #1
avid pin down is very good.
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Used the Gardner cam flex and the fox submerge. The Gardner one is a lot thinner diameter than the fox, I would say the Gardner is easier to splice but both sink really well haven’t had any problems with either. I used the fox easy splicing tool which definitely helps.
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In reply to Post #1
I like the ESP and it comes in different colours
I still have some score left but i cut it into 1m lengths rather than on the roll
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I’ve finally used up the last of my old Kryston Score Leadcore so am in need of something to replace it.
What are considered the best leader materials these days?
I fish mainly snaggy Gravel Pits with various types of substrates.
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