Ron Thompson Manitoba Flip Ower Twist n' Lock Net
The Manitoba Flip Twist n’ lock is an compact, easey to transport landing net. Consisting... Read More
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The Manitoba Flip Twist n’ lock is an compact, easey to transport landing net. Consisting of black nylon knotless mesh and manufactured from a durable frame construction. The handle is made of black anodized aluminum with a rubber grip. The handy system makes the net easy to fold so ideal for transporting from bank to bank.
- Landing net
- 45cm/40cm deep
- Round
- Telescopic handle
- Twist lock
- Black anodized frame
- Aluminium handle
- Shake and dry
- Foldable net head
- Handy belt clip
- Rubber handle
- Compact to transport
- Easily foldable
- Ideal for the dynamic angler
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