Steve Williams
Senior Member
Korda Krusha by "a member of Team Tidal"
Introduction
I saw the Korda Krusha advertised and it looked a good idea especially like me you want to make up PVA bags on the bank. So it was down to the tackle shop and I purchased the small version at £11 (the large one is £13). The Krusha has two sections with the bait trapped in between and with a back and forth circular motion and a bit of pressure the idea is that the bait is "krushed". I believe the idea may have originated from the herbalists?
But would it work on rock hard pellets? I selected some elips that had been in the shed for a couple of years as a sample :
After 2 turns this was the result, half the pellets had broken up :
After 5 turns the pellets had broken down significantly :
After 10 turns it was mostly pellet crumb :
All in all it is a decent product which is suitable for impromptu PVA bags on the bank and would be decent addition to anyone's tackle bag. The only drawback is the price, effectively this is cheap injection moulded product and is probably a bit overpriced, but a good product nonetheless.
"a member of Team Tidal"
May 2009
Introduction
I saw the Korda Krusha advertised and it looked a good idea especially like me you want to make up PVA bags on the bank. So it was down to the tackle shop and I purchased the small version at £11 (the large one is £13). The Krusha has two sections with the bait trapped in between and with a back and forth circular motion and a bit of pressure the idea is that the bait is "krushed". I believe the idea may have originated from the herbalists?
But would it work on rock hard pellets? I selected some elips that had been in the shed for a couple of years as a sample :
After 2 turns this was the result, half the pellets had broken up :
After 5 turns the pellets had broken down significantly :
After 10 turns it was mostly pellet crumb :
All in all it is a decent product which is suitable for impromptu PVA bags on the bank and would be decent addition to anyone's tackle bag. The only drawback is the price, effectively this is cheap injection moulded product and is probably a bit overpriced, but a good product nonetheless.
"a member of Team Tidal"
May 2009