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Is there a downside to Corian pots?

Started by Penguin907, March 21, 2025, 09:13:44 PM

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Penguin907

What if any is the downside of Corian pots? Why aren't they more common?

ScottTaulbee

Nothing that I can tell you. The pros of them are you can scuff them as well and have an awesome soft talker. Most realistic tree yelps you'll find


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Easy81

I love my Enticer.  Maybe if u dropped it ?
Idk


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Zobo

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Maybe weight. It's a very dense and heavy material.
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Sir-diealot

They are not wood. That's the big one for me. I do have a couple though.
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Bowguy

I have seen nothing wrong with it. As stated you can scuff the back n use that to soft talk.

CntrlPAlongbeard

My opinion is it's utilitarian looking.
It's rugged, it's water proof, it sounds great to me, but it doesn't look as nice a pretty piece of stabilized spalted maple or something.

As far as practical use, my enticer is my best call. But it's not the most handsome.


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mikejd

Quote from: Zobo on March 21, 2025, 11:14:21 PMMaybe weight. It's a very dense and heavy material.
I agree. They are heavy.

ScottTaulbee

Quote from: CntrlPAlongbeard on March 22, 2025, 08:04:04 AMMy opinion is it's utilitarian looking.
It's rugged, it's water proof, it sounds great to me, but it doesn't look as nice a pretty piece of stabilized spalted maple or something.

As far as practical use, my enticer is my best call. But it's not the most handsome.


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I agree, if I carry a pot call, it's my enticer 95% of the time


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M,Yingling

From a makers standpoint it's hard to find in thicker pieces it's not cheap  I got place near by that deals with it and the cut offs they still want decent price for them and pretty much got stack and glue 3 or 4 pieces together to get thickness


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paboxcall

The Screamin' Demon II is an excellent example of why Corian makes a great pot.
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BDeal

Quote from: CntrlPAlongbeard on March 22, 2025, 08:04:04 AMMy opinion is it's utilitarian looking.
It's rugged, it's water proof, it sounds great to me, but it doesn't look as nice a pretty piece of stabilized spalted maple or something.

As far as practical use, my enticer is my best call. But it's not the most handsome.


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Which one do you have?

CntrlPAlongbeard

I have a wet one classic and a wet one double glass


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Tom007

Quote from: paboxcall on March 22, 2025, 11:14:09 PMThe Screamin' Demon II is an excellent example of why Corian makes a great pot.

X10 here, the Sceamin' Demon 11 is indeed a smoker of a call...

310 gauge

It was a "downside" to a good Gobbler 3 years ago when he was enticed to a KoKoMo Corian Black Slate I was using.