Fishpond Nomad Canyon Hand Net 2.0
Inspired by the wild trout that inhabit the canyons of the West and constructed to withstand remote and challenging environments, the Fishpond Nomad Canyon Hand Net 2.0 is the ideal choice for anglers who reject compromise. With plenty of handle length, it securely seats in the net slot of slings, lumbar packs, and backpacks while maintaining a low profile for all-day excursions into the backcountry. The flared handle not only provides a secure grip but also minimizes accidental slippage when it counts most. As with all Nomad nets, the Canyon is expertly crafted using a combination of carbon fiber and fiberglass, resulting in an extremely lightweight and durable platform. It comes standard with a TPU net bag that’s lightweight, harder to break, and stretches farther before failing than typical plastic bags.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Carbon fiber and fiberglass |
| Handle Design | Flared handle with secure grip |
| Compatibility | Slings, lumbar packs, backpacks |
| Net Bag | TPU material, lightweight, durable |
FAQ
What makes the Canyon Hand Net 2.0 different from other Fishpond hand nets?
The Canyon Hand Net 2.0 features a flared handle for improved grip and reduced slippage, and is built with a combination of carbon fiber and fiberglass for lightweight durability. It also fits securely into slings, lumbar packs, and backpacks without adding bulk.
Is the net bag durable in outdoor conditions?
Yes, the TPU net bag is designed to be lightweight, more resistant to impact, and stretches farther before failing compared to standard plastic bags.
Can this net be used with all types of backpacks?
It securely fits into slings, lumbar packs, and backpacks with net slots.
Mary Campbell –
The net is very light and fits perfectly in my backpack. The flared handle gives a solid grip even when wet. I’ve used it on multiple backcountry trips and it hasn’t broken or lost its shape. The TPU bag is much more durable than the plastic ones I used before.
Isaac Hart –
Great for long hikes. The handle stays secure even when I’m moving through rough terrain. It’s easy to carry and doesn’t add much weight. The net holds fish well and doesn’t tear easily.
Nathan Johnston –
Solid build quality. The net feels strong and light. It fits my pack well and the grip is comfortable. A little stiff at first, but breaks in after a few uses.
Harry Burgess –
Perfect for trout fishing in remote areas. The net stays in place during movement and the material holds up well in wet conditions. I’ve used it for three trips now and it’s still in great shape.