SPRO Ball Bearing Swivels With Coastlock Snaps
Details
SPRO Ball Bearing Swivels With Coastlock Snaps feature a ball bearing swivel with a welded split ring on one end and a super secure Coastlock snap on the other end. These swivels are constructed of high-grade stainless steel to provide incredible strength and durability while keeping line twist to a minimum.
These swivels have a black finish.
| Size | Test (lb.) | Qty. per Pack |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 45 | 10 |
| 3 | 60 | 10 |
| 4 | 100 | 10 |
| 5 | 165 | 6 |
| 6 | 200 | 6 |
Ratings & Reviews
6 reviews
Spro Coastlock
by Bill -
A well made product,however design folks need to modify the wire hook to enable easier function. Current form NOT user friendly.
strong swivels
by junior -
I use these for all types of fish they are strong and very good swivels, havent lost a fish yet due to these
Extremely hard to open and close
by EyeSlayer -
You need to be the Incredible Hulk to open and close these things! Totally agree with Bill they are not user friendly at all. I'm sure they are super strong and will hold up well but if you can't get your lure on or off what's the point? I bought the size 2 which are the weakest I would hate to see how hard the stronger ones are to open & close!
broke and small
by Adam
I got size 2 for spoons. They are very small making it very hard to open the snap along with the snap getting stretched out making it not closing.
size 3 and up are fine
by tony b
A lot of people are saying these are hard to open. I use them on the big lake.. I agree that size 2 is a PAIN.. but.. they actually get good from size 3 up.. I use size 3 constantly on the big lake trolling. have no problems opening them up at all.
Worth the $
by Bruce
Spro are designed and built to be strong - they won't be the weak link in your set up. If you are having difficulty opening/closing these, I suggest holding the eye with your needle nose pliers. Only buy these if gear failure is not an option!