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<blockquote data-quote="MuskyManiac" data-source="post: 193022" data-attributes="member: 381">The k-drill is more of a chipper style, that's why it can be used to reopen partially closed holes. The Eskimo blades are the flat design, stainless steel. The Barracuda. From what I've experienced they are holding up super well, no issues at all, but most of my fishing is done in the Devil's Lake area, so probably not super sandy conditions.Like I told someone in a PM, me and two buddies have been running the same setup the past few years and have nothing but positive to say about it. One friend even used this setup on Winnipeg last year.Again the extension is an Ion extension, 24&quot; I believe, that I painted black.- - - Updated - - -I just couldn't take it anymore with everyone gushing over the k-drill. They just didn't know.......:;:cheers&nbsp;&nbsp; :;:rockit</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MuskyManiac, post: 193022, member: 381"] The k-drill is more of a chipper style, that's why it can be used to reopen partially closed holes. The Eskimo blades are the flat design, stainless steel. The Barracuda. From what I've experienced they are holding up super well, no issues at all, but most of my fishing is done in the Devil's Lake area, so probably not super sandy conditions. Like I told someone in a PM, me and two buddies have been running the same setup the past few years and have nothing but positive to say about it. One friend even used this setup on Winnipeg last year. Again the extension is an Ion extension, 24" I believe, that I painted black. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I just couldn't take it anymore with everyone gushing over the k-drill. They just didn't know....... :;:cheers :;:rockit [/QUOTE]

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