P1 Bow-Loc Landing Net

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Solar P1 Bow-Loc Landing Net

250,00 €

-67,76 €

317,76 €

Since it's conception nearly 30 years ago, Solar Tackle's Bow-Loc landing nets have been at the pinnacle of landing net design. The Bow-Loc has evolved over the years utilizing advancements in new materials and engineering processes, and this latest edition raises the bar yet again. Part of Solar's flagship P1 range, the P1 Bow-Loc net is made from the highest-grade materials, with full 3K woven carbon and stainless steel fittings.

A one-touch, quick-release spreader block allows the Bow-Loc net to be collapsed, and set up, in seconds. Simply press the button on the spreader block, fold the arms in and slide them off the block. Precision engineered in the UK, the small, stainless steel spreader block is a work of art in itself. The full-carbon handle is stiff and lightweight and boasts Solar's Twist-Loc adjustment mechanism, which allows quick and easy extension of the handle from 4ft to 6ft 9in. By simply adjusting the handle length the P1 Bow-Loc can be adapted to suit the space and situation you're in.

The 42in net arms are made from the same 3K woven carbon as the handle, finished with UK-made, stainless steel fittings. The combination of these two materials throughout the entire P1 Bow-Loc means that it is rigid and strong, yet incredibly the complete net weighs less than 800g.

A laser-etched, stainless butt cap, stainless trim rings, soft-touch and Japanese shrink-wrap handle grips complete the net along with a soft-touch, quick-dry mesh with double stitching for strength.

The P1 Bow-Loc net is not a cheap item, but get one in your hands and you know instantly where every penny has gone. It is the ultimate landing net offering a lifetime of performance, style and adaptability.

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Founded in 1987 by Martin Locke, Solar Tackle is one of the longest standing, true original carp fishing brands.
Born out of a need to get on the bank mid week, Martin was working as a metal engineer in the early 1980s, where he produced stainless bankware for his own fishing during his lunch hours. Quickly he had more requests from angling mates to make them some of the same than he could build in his lunch hours.

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