Korda Spring Bow 6ft Landing Net<Carp Nets

Korda Spring Bow 6ft Landing Net,
One of the key design points was to make a statement spreader block. Something extremely light, very strong and unique in appearance. From concept to production, we updated the design four times over a period of about two and a half years. The final version is stunning to look at. Engineered by our friends at JAG, its incredibly light, but more importantly so very easy to use and assemble the arms into. As you offer the arms up to the block, youll notice inside it has a slight oval shape to it, we have machined the block so that it has what we call a leading edge. This makes additional space for the arm as its flexed and pushed into place. The arms exit the block at the perfect angle of 91 degrees, this along with using the stiffest arms we could make without compromising assembly give a truly lovely shape to each assembled net. Each arm has an oversized machined, anodised aluminium, rounded end, designed so that it wont push through the mesh and damage it. This part holds the thick green cord between the arms, with zero stretch and a perfect curve in the arms this keeps everything as tight as possible and helps reduce drag as its pushed through the water. The aluminium spreader block is machined out on both front and back faces, (you can see the arms sitting inside). This feature further reducing weight and giving its chassis like styling. Weve added a small slot on the front face that fits a 15mm isotope (NOT included) and engraved on the back with the Spring Bow logo. The final touch was to spray the block in a hard wearing, ceramic, Gun Smoke finish. Korda have manufactured three versions, 42 46 and 50 each one comes with a medium depth net in full Hexmesh. The net part is deep enough for the angler that chooses to push the handle into the lakebed with the arms far enough above the water to retain and stop any carp jumping free after capture!
All nets come in a heavy-duty Korda Dark Kamo sleeve which has separate pockets for both handle and the arms.