Nash

Nothing has been left to chance or overlooked on the new Weightlifter sling. The basic concept is a sling with strong aluminium bars that break apart for compact storage.

The bars will perfectly support any size carp that swims. There is no compromise with this design and attention to detail is evident. For example, all seams are sewn to the outside of the sling so the inside is seamless with no hard edges to damage the fish and drain holes ensure accurate weighing.

There are even centralising rings on the weighing handles so the scales always settle in the right position. Heavy duty, webbing handles are fixed to both ends so two people can safely transport a carp back to the water’s edge.

All Nash sacks are produced from the original Airflow material that Kevin Nash identified for its superior oxygen exchange, way back in the late 70s.

The material is also punched for rapid water drainage when lifting the sack from the water. Other companies offer cheaper sacks made from loose weave mesh similar to close weave keepnets. Nash is totally committed to carp welfare, and will not use the cheaper meshes that let in too much light, causing the carp to become unsettled and stressed. The perfect carp sack is produced from a material that balances maximum oxygen exchange with the darkest possible environment. If you care about carp, use a Nash sack.

This heavy duty sling will contain any carp or pike that swims. It also doubles as a stalking bag. The special coating minimises slime removal and avoids the sling clinging to your capture.