Korda Dark Matter Nano Tubing - Grey
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The Korda Dark Matter Nano Tubing is an essential choice for carp anglers who prioritize stealth and casting performance, offering a 30% thinner profile than the original Dark Matter line for improved aerodynamics. While its slim design is perfect for long-distance casting and lakebed concealment, the reduced bore size requires careful attention to line thickness, as it is strictly compatible with lines up to 0.40mm. This tungsten-infused tubing combines extreme suppleness with the weight necessary to pin your mainline to the lakebed, ensuring your rig remains discreet and effective in various fishing environments.
All features
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | KDM005 |
| Brand | Korda |
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FAQs
Can I use line thicker than 0.40mm with this tubing?
No, the Nano Tubing is specifically designed with a smaller bore. Using line thicker than 0.40mm will make it extremely difficult to thread and may damage the interior.
How long is each pack of tubing?
Each pack of Korda Dark Matter Nano Tubing contains 2 meters of material.
Is this tubing compatible with original Dark Matter tail rubbers?
It is strongly recommended to use the Nano-specific tail rubbers to ensure a secure, flush fit with the smaller diameter tubing.
Will the grey colour stand out on sandy lakebeds?
The grey colour is highly versatile and is specifically designed to blend into most lakebed environments, providing a stealthy presentation in deep or dark water.
Does the tungsten infusion affect the suppleness?
No, despite the weight provided by the tungsten, the Nano Tubing is specifically manufactured to be more supple than the original, ensuring it conforms well to the lakebed.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty threading mainline through the tube
Ensure the end of your mainline is cut at an angle or use a dedicated threading wire to pull it through the smaller bore.
Tubing sits off the lakebed
Verify that no air bubbles are trapped inside the tube by sliding the tubing back and forth in the water after casting.
Tail rubber does not fit snugly
Confirm that you are using the matching Nano Tail Rubber; standard tail rubbers will be too loose for the slimmer tubing profile.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significantly improved casting distance due to reduced air drag
- Superior lakebed conformity thanks to tungsten infusion
- Highly discreet and low-profile design
- Supple material prevents tangles during the cast
Cons
- Compatible only with mainlines up to 0.40mm
- Requires specific matching Nano Tail Rubbers for the best fit
- Smaller bore can make threading the line more time-consuming
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To set up the tubing, thread your mainline through the core carefully to avoid snagging. Because of the tighter bore (up to 0.40mm), use a high-quality splicing needle or fine-diameter lead-free leader to pull the line through if you face resistance. For optimal performance, always pair this with the dedicated Korda Dark Matter Nano Tail Rubber, which matches the thinner profile of the tubing. Regarding care, rinse the tubing with fresh water after sessions in silty or sandy conditions to remove debris. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain the integrity and suppleness of the tungsten-infused material.