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    • #47086

      TF_Spuds1

        Guys is it just me or do I realy struggle to open up these beads to change a hooklength ?

        Is there a tangle free alternative ?

      • #142985

        TF_simon pavey

          I tried the new Drennan ones yesterday, dead simple and easy to open.

        • #143001

          TF_craigo

            replace the bead section with a piece of silicone tube – a lot neater also

            the drennan ones are good – try the quick change method adaptors too, top bit of kit

          • #143004

            TF_sayres123

              The large sized connector is difficult to open the medium is fine

            • #143038

              TF_Waveney One

                @craigo wrote:

                replace the bead section with a piece of silicone tube – a lot neater also

                I have been preaching this for ages, glad someone else realises how easy it is to adapt them. I do object to paying for a bead I do not use though. Korum should sell some without beads IMO.

              • #143053

                TF_Rhino

                  Small ones r better, the new drennan seem tops though not used them. The drennan method feeders and connectors r the dogs.

                • #143055

                  TF_baitchef
                  Participant

                    I thought the whole point of them was that they were secure?

                  • #143068

                    TF_Chris-turner
                    Participant

                      All you have to do is trim the strip of plastic on the hook end , makes it a doddle to open thn . Trust me I had the same problem ..

                    • #143075

                      TF_Col_W

                        The new Drennan connector beads (bead end) are made of a softer plastic than the Korum ones and easier to open but still a bit of a struggle with cold wet hands.Also the eye on the stonfo type peg to thread the line through is a bit too small on the mini version IMO.
                        The method feeder connectors I have found to be a real struggle to open but very neat looking when attached.

                      • #143079

                        TF_duanepipe

                          i use my teeth to open em mate. on the drennan ones too.

                        • #143089

                          TF_Chris-turner
                          Participant

                            Just trim the bit off , job done …simples .

                          • #143101

                            TF_Waveney One

                              @baitchef wrote:

                              I thought the whole point of them was that they were secure?

                              No mate. They take no strain so do not need to be very tight, all the pressure is on the hook part of the stonfo bit. That is why the silicon works so well.

                            • #143115

                              TF_scarf

                                I’ve been following Waveney’s advice and using silicone instead of the bead. It works well, but the new Drennan quick change connectors are better and the Drennan method connectors better still, and more versatile.

                              • #143136

                                TF_Waveney One

                                  I will have to give them a look scarf. The method feeder ones are what interest me particularly.

                                • #143151

                                  TF_Spuds1

                                    Are these the Drennan connectors you are all talking about ?

                                    http://www.poingdestres.co.uk/5814/Drennan-Quick-Change-Method-Connectors.html

                                  • #143160

                                    TF_scarf

                                      Them’s em Spuds

                                    • #143168

                                      TF_markc

                                        @Chris-turner wrote:

                                        Just trim the bit off , job done …simples .

                                        As Chris says, above. Just use a craft knife blade.

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