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In reply to Post #24
I did the same and have found them to be spot on. No issues at all strength-wise, and I test any new rig bits to the point of destruction before allowing them to be cast out 👍🏻
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Bought some of the lockdown 0.6 ones off eBay. Will see how they feel.
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In reply to Post #21
I totally agree Gerry
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In reply to Post #21
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use both Korda and wychwood and no problems with either
BUT ! if I could only use one it most definitely would be the wychwood as IMHO they are superior due to the flared ends
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In reply to Post #15
Utter nonsense used them for 15 years
I was actually pleased my house was burgled and I had a lot of Korda krap knicked wasted enough money of that garbage total fail.
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In reply to Post #1
wychwood
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Bumped for another thread
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Was about to ask the same question, so thanks all for the info. Have ordered the lockdown ones and will report back 👍🏻
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In reply to Post #14
+1
I actually found the whycwood ones better when I used them for crimping bristle filament, the Korda one always slipped.
However I think they did make a design change to the Korda ones when they launched the new boom material, and I did it all before that.
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In reply to Post #14
Did you give them a pull?
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In reply to Post #12
Had no probs with the wychwood ones
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In reply to Post #12
Thanks for the advice guys, will give the Lockdowns a go.
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In reply to Post #11
Don't buy the whycwood ones they are garbage
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In reply to Post #9
No,none at all
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Tackle