Spro Power Split Rings – Black – #3 – 50lb (18 Pack)

The Spro Power Split Rings now come in a sleek black finish, ensuring your fishing setup maintains a low profile while providing a strong and dependable connection for heavy duty rigging tasks. These premium quality split rings are ideal for securely attaching hooks to hard baits and can be easily opened with split ring pliers. Offering high durability and resistance to corrosion, these rings give anglers peace of mind when in pursuit of big fish targets.

Product Features

• High Strength Rating: Rated at 50 lb, suitable for large game fishing.
• Black Finish: Low visibility to ensure your rig remains discreet underwater.
• Corrosion Resistant: Designed to withstand exposure to both fresh and saltwater environments.
• Easy to Use: Compatible with split ring pliers for quick rig changes.
• Quantity: An 18 pack provides ample rings for multiple fishing trips.
• Versatile Application: Ideal for a variety of heavy duty rigs.
• Number 3 Size: Represents the optimal balance between strength and ease of use for many anglers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are these split rings suitable for heavy duty rigging tasks?

A: Yes, the Spro Power Split Rings are designed specifically for heavy duty rigging tasks. They offer a strong and dependable connection, which is essential when dealing with large fish.

Q: Can these split rings be easily opened with split ring pliers?

A: Absolutely, these split rings are designed to be user-friendly and can be easily manipulated with split ring pliers, which is crucial for efficiently attaching hooks to hard baits.

Q: Are these split rings resistant to corrosion?

A: Indeed, our split rings are crafted with high durability and are highly resistant to corrosion. This ensures that they maintain their strength and integrity even after prolonged use in various fishing conditions.

Q: How many split rings are included in this pack?

A: This pack offers 18 split rings, providing anglers with a generous quantity for setting up their gear and keeping spare rings on hand during fishing expeditions.