Fishpond Nomad Native Net – River Armor 2.0
Built for the minimalist angler, the Nomad Native Net is the grab-and-go option that still fishes like a full-size platform. Lightweight and easy to carry, it attaches to the back of a vest or belt loop with the included lanyard, or pairs perfectly with a Confluence Net Release. The carbon fiber and fiberglass composite frame is waterproof and weatherproof, floats like a cork, and features a matte finish that keeps a low profile. In the River Armor 2.0 edition, the frame is wrapped in a layer of woven DuPontTM Kevlar® fiber for enhanced durability. It comes standard with a TPU net bag that’s lightweight, harder to break, and stretches farther before failing than comparable nets tested the same way.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 25.5″ |
| Hoop Size | 8.5″ x 17″ |
FAQ
What materials are used in the frame of the River Armor 2.0 edition?
The frame is made of carbon fiber and fiberglass composite, with a layer of woven DuPontTM Kevlar® fiber wrapped around it for enhanced durability.
How does the net attach to clothing?
It attaches to the back of a vest or belt loop using the included lanyard, or can be paired with a Confluence Net Release.
Is the net bag durable and protective?
Yes, the net comes with a standard TPU net bag that is lightweight, more resistant to breaking, and stretches farther before failing compared to similarly tested nets.
Lisa Underwood –
I carry this net on my belt every time I go fishing. It’s light, easy to set up, and the Kevlar wrap makes it feel much more rugged than the standard version. The net bag holds up well even after a few drops in the water.
Molly Baker –
Great for quick trips to the river. The floating design helps keep it afloat if it gets dropped. I like how it doesn’t stick out much when worn on my vest.
Brandon Pullman –
The Kevlar layer really adds strength. I’ve used it in rain and rough conditions, and it hasn’t shown any wear. The TPU bag is much more durable than I expected.