Atomic PVA bags are super strong, with invisible seams. Available in fast or slow melt offering greater performance in deep or cold water whilst leaving no residue once melted.
Atomic PVA bags are super strong, with invisible seams. Available in fast or slow melt offering greater performance in deep or cold water whilst leaving no residue once melted.
Atomic PVA tape is PH neutral and super strong, perfect when tying off our range of PVA bags. Available in fast or slow melt offering greater performance in deep or cold water whilst leaving no residue once melted.
A versatile essential addition to any anglers armoury with a wide range of applications.
Atomic shrink tube is easily shaped when steamed, maintains shape and shrinks to 1/3 of its size.
Based on functional aquatic sports footwear design the Water Shoe protects feet when wading but the 3D mesh fabric allows water to drain when they are wet and air to circulate when they are drying - keeping you cool and comfortable at all times...
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Based on functional aquatic sports footwear design the Water Shoe protects feet when wading but the 3D mesh fabric allows water to drain when they are wet and air to circulate when they are drying - keeping you cool and comfortable at all times. The breathable sole also prevents heat build up to improve comfort and hygiene. Elasticated stretch fit with elasticated cord and toggle adjustment. Black finish with understated Nash styling.
Available in
Size 7 (Euro 41)
Size 8 (Euro 42)
Size 9 (Euro 43)
Size 10 (Euro 44)
Size 11 (Euro 45)
Size 12 (Euro 46)
Spend £350.00 or more to qualify for 0% Interest Finance.
Only available to UK residents over 18, subject to terms and conditions.
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