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Unfortunately not, the guy who made them has stopped due to health issues.

@@paulstacklereviews1695 Thank you for letting me know.

Glad it was helpful!

To be honest I rarely use it, it’s best for difficult banks or where you need to ship back accurately between foliage/trees etc. I use my Maver roller most of the time.

Yes please, I’ve put 5 rows of black stick on dots on my rig mate at the moment.

@paulstacklereviews1695 1965 ? me too .. boxing day how can I show you Paul . I've just sent a video to my mate to show him. you will be quite. impressed . on there website 15 strips is £120.. I've made 12 up to now for £12.60. hey I could put the video on UA-cam perhaps ? il do a new one video as I use his name on the video , only his first name . . honestly once I show you these . I think loads will copy them .

Yes, please, tell me more

@leonsmith2222 hi Leon, I will do a little video for you . upload it to UA-cam . then send you the link on here. I own 12 strips now. never need more than 12. who would. £17 ISH.

@@stecartmel Hi Ste, that would be great thank you as I’m off to TBF mid march and need to do some rigs, I have 5 clean strips that I never got round to using and then seen the diagrams ones made up but I agree it seems expensive as you would want a few and even if you could mix and match I guess. Do you need my email ?

Shame there isn’t any standardisation across the industry.

I’ve given it to a junior after I got the Supera, but my mate has the 9ft and 11ft Impax and loves them both, perfect commercial rods. To be honest I don’t think you will regret any of the rods you mention, budget gear has never been better. When I reviewed the Supera x which was 5x the price of the Impax the improvement was marginal.

Sorry to hear that, annoying when things don’t work properly. It’s not a problem I’ve had. I’d suggest you try another power bank to make sure it’s not that (may be the power bank is turning itself on which makes the jacket work). It could be a poor connection, maybe lie it on the floor connected and leave it to see if it comes on, if it doesn’t it could be a bad connection which is affected by your movement when you wear it, if so back to the retailer. Let us all know how you get on.

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It’s a very effective heating element, hope they try socks next!

It’s hand wash only, but it should be an inside layer (needs to be fairly near his skin to feel the heat) so shouldn’t get dirty, I’ve never needed to clean mine. Merry Christmas.

I’ll have a look thanks.

So worth it.

Glad I could help

Absolutely, had it on a lot today!

My pleasure!

I’ve not had that issue, you will know pretty soon it’s on!

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Now is the time for this gilet, or put it on your Christmas list!

You charge the power pack with a usb c cable (which is supplied with it). I use my iPhone 16 cable.

You keep,watching I’ll keep making them, thanks.

Great to hear, many thanks.

Thanks 👍, good information.

You’re welcome

Thanks for the good feedback. I saw Den’s video, nice to get a name check!

Handwash only

It’s hand wash only, but as I said it’s rarely your outermost garment so my experience is that it doesn’t get dirty.

@@peterbr3736 excellent design and now I have a bracket on my side tray to hold it in the perfect position.

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Thanks for the good feedback, I’ll keep going while people watch and get something out of the videos.

It’s not easy getting tight lines at the minute, this weather has put oxygen levels down and everywhere near me is rock hard!!

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It weighs 8.1g compared to medium Matrix with sprinkle lid 6.3g.

@@paulstacklereviews1695 Cheers for that, 25% extra is quite heavy. I'll stick with my old preston cad pots at 3.9g, a little smaller but less than half the weight. The garbolino ultralight speed pots are even lighter than that at less than 3g. Which is a big difference.

I’m surprised no one has made carbon ones, stressing the weight advantage whilst probably selling them for £20 each!

@@paulstacklereviews1695 I don't think anything can get any lighter than the utralight pots as they are made out of thin plastic. The cut-back version's are less than 2g (1.77g on my scales)

@@paulstacklereviews1695l still have two conical carbon pole cups made by Fox they were expensive at the time but they have lasted me and are still mint condition. The idea of beeping cone shaped was to push them through the water like a ship but being conical balls of ground bait hand a minimal contact on the pot so dumping was much easier than a flat bottomed pot. There’s no reason why someone couldn’t market a carbon pole pot.

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Www.matchmansupplies.co.uk show them in stock.

Search Cresta Magma pot every tackle shop I tried had stock

Thanks for sharing, good to hear.

@@keithmasek2855 I’ve gone back to my Drennan Acolyte Carp 3.6m, two piece. It’s so stiff and you’d have to do something daft to break it, the extra length over say the bottom two section of my Maver Signature (2.9m) is very handy.

@@jamesstridgen6320 brilliant news, glad to help. The hood is excellent and easy to remove for the odd dry day we get!

I can only apologise but you know it’s a ‘must’ purchase!!

⁠@@paulstacklereviews1695 I do know that got an 18” one in my Angling Direct badket

@ I’ve got one in my Angling Direct basket as we speak Paul, just have to decide on a new feeder reel l’m seriously considering a Magnitude before they release a new model with folding handle and quick drag. Neither facility do l need.

I like my Magnitude (prefer it to Centris which I sold). My others are mainly Shimano XR.

@ that’s sealed another expense then Paul. I like the Centris but l prefer the Magnitude large diameter bale arm and it’s a tad lighter too. I sold my XR Shimano’s because of the bale arm being so thin. It was very light and great for pellet waggler but l prefer my Magnitude.

You only have to put the net on your knees and it becomes very shallow. Depth is no problem at all

It’s all down to the kind of fishing you do, venues and personal preference as to whether this net works for you.

@@davidsmith2663 depth isn't a problem for you, but it is for me with shorter arms. My opinion mate, used loads of different nets over my match life, and I prefer shallow ones.

@@jeremybenson5305 You have to use what works for you. I have quite long arms so the deeper net works for me. As long as the fish fits in the net and you can unhook it then jobs a good un. I do like the Preston carbon net but only have it in 18” at the moment

I’m getting back into it now, more on the way.

Very welcome

Thanks for watching!

I blanked for the first time in 13 years last week. Didn’t use my net other than to scoop water in a tub!

@@geraldhinde681 I don’t think so having looked at pictures of Nufish trays.

I have a Nufish keepnet arm on each leg, the fit into the Preston shuttle inception adaptors on my shuttle, the box sits square on them.

It didn’t happen due to the weather and my availability, it was only going to be a wrap up of the others.

Disappointing, perhaps put a jubilee clip on your leg to get it to sit higher.

@@paulstacklereviews1695 what a great idea Paul. I will give it a go and let you know 👍

Just simply places a jubilee clip on Paul and it works, so simple. Thanks mate👍

I may apply a bit of Vaseline.