Preston Innovations Monster XS Lift Nets

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Product Information

Preston Innovations Monster XS Lift Nets are made for handling large, hard-fighting carp. The deeper net design helps keep bigger fish inside the mesh.

A thicker aluminium frame provides a durable structure, while the larger latex-covered mesh is designed for fish welfare and quick scooping. It is quick-draining and tangle-resistant.

Its reinforced spreader block supports the net handle and includes an integrated lift handle to aid lifting fish from the water. It comes in 18, 20, 22 and 24 inch sizes.

Features and Specifications

Feature Details
Net sizes 18in / 45cm, 20in / 50cm, 22in / 55cm, 24in / 60cm
Frame Thicker aluminium construction
Mesh Larger latex-covered mesh
Mesh drainage Quick-draining and tangle-resistant
Net depth Increased depth on larger sizes
Spreader block Reinforced construction
Lift handle Integrated into the spreader block
Thread Universal thread

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are these nets made to handle?

They are designed for large, hard-fighting carp.

What mesh does the Monster XS Lift Net use?

It has larger latex-covered mesh that is quick-draining and tangle-resistant.

Does the Monster XS Lift Net have a lift handle?

The reinforced spreader block has an integrated lift handle.

Which sizes are made for the Monster XS Lift Nets?

They come in 18, 20, 22 and 24 inch sizes.

Are larger Monster XS Lift Nets deeper?

The larger sizes have increased mesh depth.

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