Comments: I have been through 3 of these handles and they break at the cast iron fixture where it screws into the net. This is the best net I have found and will recommend it despite the handle breakage.

From: Unknown: 5/18/23

Comments: I've broken 3 of these, all in the same spot - where the cast aluminum threads screw into the plastic handle. You sweep for a fish and you end up with a hand net. Until that issue is addressed I cannot recommend this product

From: Chris: Lake Anna, VA 12/17/21

Comments: Love this net Handle  even tho it says it is designed to float  It does not sunk like a rock

From: Bob: Old Town Maine 7/23/17

Comments: Bought the Ego Slider net originally about a year ago or more. Love it but in salt the handle failed eventually, if I had to guess a spring came loose or corroded...despite regular washing and silicone spray treatments.  FYI, our net portion does not fit regular paint roller extension handles, so you can't go that route unless you can figure out a way to change the threaded heads out. Bought a replacement though and hopefully with more TLC this one will last more than a year.  LOVE the concept and hopefully they will improve the 'guts' of the handle to better hold up in salt.

From: Andy: San Diego, CA, USA

Comments: Awesome for fish 4lbs and smaller when extended. But it's a little whimpy and will bend if extended when you bring in anything over 5.5lbs. You can bend it back somewhat, but it's hard to extend. Also - check out Home of the Pot... have the same handle (with different screw end) for $20. If you know you are going to catch big fish, check out the yellow paint roller pole at Home Depot - I think it's 6-8' long, and a lot more sturdy. I can handle the net in the water a lot easier too. The net is heavy as heck when you stick it in the water.

From: Russ: Canton, GA

Comments: Just received it and Ive had oppurtunity to use it several times  Incredible  Like no other net out there   Simple and not bulky...Must have

From: Eddie: Shreveport, LA