Snaps and Swivels

Owner Hyper Ball Bearing Swivels are what goes between your main line and leader when line twist isn't an option. Rated from 100 lb (Size 3) to 400 lb (Size 8), built from stainless steel with a black chrome finish, and engineered with a precision ball bearing that keeps spinning smoothly under the sustained load of a running fish — these are the swivels you reach for when the application demands reliability, not luck.

Spins Under Load. Standard Swivels Don't.

A barrel swivel looks functional sitting on a tackle shop peg. Under the rotational pressure of a live bait, a trolled lure, or a fish doing barrel rolls on the surface, it seizes. The Owner Hyper uses a precision ball bearing inside the housing that maintains free rotation even under heavy tension — which is exactly when you need it most. Line twist ruins leaders, weakens connections, and tangles rigs. The Hyper eliminates the source.

Where Barrel Swivels Fall Short

Barrel swivels are fine for light applications where rotation load is minimal. Put one on a fast-spinning live mackerel, a high-speed trolling lure, or a deep jig on a long drop, and the swivel body seizes under tension — your line twists anyway, and you've got a false sense of protection. Owner's ball bearing mechanism is rated to spin freely even under the sustained load of a hard-fighting fish, which is the only condition that actually matters.

What Sets Them Apart

• Precision Ball Bearing — Maintains free 360° rotation under load; doesn't seize under tension like barrel swivels
• Stainless Steel Construction — Black chrome finish resists corrosion in saltwater and stands up to repeated offshore use
• High Strength Range — Size 3 (100 lb) through Size 8 (400 lb) covers everything from inshore leaders to heavy trolling rigs
• Welded Stainless Rings — Both connection rings are welded closed; no opening under load, no knot slippage
• Compact Profile — Low-drag body doesn't create a pressure wake or spook fish at speed
• Owner Japanese Engineering — Consistent tolerance and finish across every unit in the pack

The Right Pick If…

• You troll lures or live bait and need a swivel that actually spins under tension
• You target tuna, marlin, wahoo, or billfish where line twist on a long fight is catastrophic
• You jig deep and need a swivel that handles the spin coming off a fast-fall jig
• You run live bait rigs for yellowtail, striped bass, or king mackerel
• You want to replace weak or corroded barrel swivels with something rated for your actual leader strength

Best Fishing Techniques

• Offshore trolling — Sizes 5–7 between main line and leader on high-speed trolling spreader bars and cedar plugs
• Live bait fishing — Sizes 3–5 prevent kite and flat-line live baits from twisting the leader during long swims
• Vertical jigging — Size 3–4 between braid and fluorocarbon leader; prevents twist transferred from fast-fall and slow-pitch jigs
• Bottom fishing — Size 4–5 on knocker rigs and Carolina rigs; keeps the leader clean on multi-drop trips
• Musky and pike trolling — Sizes 3–4 handle freshwater big-game applications

Best Conditions

• Offshore saltwater — primary application; black chrome stainless handles repeated exposure
• High-speed trolling — ball bearing stays functional at speed where barrel swivels fail
• Long fights with large pelagics — sustained rotational load is where the ball bearing earns its keep
• Deep jigging — fast-fall jigs generate significant twist on the drop that a barrel swivel can't clear

Best For

• Sizes 3–4 (100–125 lb) — Inshore leaders, live bait rigs, light offshore jigging, musky and pike
• Sizes 5–6 (160–190 lb) — Offshore trolling leaders, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, large yellowtail
• Sizes 7–8 (300–400 lb) — Heavy billfish rigging, marlin, spreader bars, heavy stand-up tackle

Models & Specs

Specs are loaded dynamically from product metafields. Available: Size 3 (5158-031, 100 lb, Qty 5), Size 4 (5158-041, 125 lb, Qty 5), Size 5 (5158-051, 160 lb, Qty 5), Size 6 (5158-061, 190 lb, Qty 4), Size 7 (300 lb, Qty 3), Size 8 (400 lb, Qty 3).

Tackle Express Tips

• Size to your leader, not your main line. The swivel only needs to be rated at or above your leader strength — not your braid. Most inshore and nearshore applications are covered by Size 3–4. Go to Size 5–6 for offshore yellowfin and wahoo. Reserve Size 7–8 for heavy marlin and billfish setups.
• Rinse after every saltwater trip. Ball bearing mechanisms hold up well in salt, but the bearing housing can trap salt crystals if left unrinsed. A quick freshwater rinse after each trip keeps the rotation smooth for seasons, not just months.
• Use a loop-to-loop or Bimini connection on the main line side. Direct clinch knots on heavy braid put localized pressure on the swivel ring under load. A Bimini twist or double-line connection distributes that load more evenly and maximizes the rated strength of the swivel.

FAQ

Q: What's the difference between a ball bearing swivel and a barrel swivel?
A: A barrel swivel uses a simple pin-through-barrel mechanism that can seize under tension. A ball bearing swivel uses a ring of small steel balls inside the housing that maintain free rotation even under heavy load. For light freshwater applications, a barrel swivel is fine. For anything involving sustained rotational pressure — trolling, live bait, deep jigging — a ball bearing swivel is the correct tool.

Q: Do I need a snap swivel or a straight swivel?
A: For most applications, a straight ball bearing swivel with a separate snap or split ring gives you more flexibility and a cleaner connection. Snap swivels add a potential failure point at the snap. Use a straight Hyper Ball Bearing Swivel and attach your lure or leader with a quality snap or direct knot.

Q: Are these rated for fluorocarbon leaders?
A: Yes. The welded stainless rings accept all standard knots — Palomar, clinch, uni-to-uni — in both monofilament and fluorocarbon. For heavy fluoro leaders (80 lb+), use a non-slip loop knot or snell connection to preserve as much knot strength as possible.

The Decoy Egg Snap makes it easier to change reaction baits without cutting and retying your line at every lure swap. Its rounded, egg-shaped lure end gives a compatible line tie room to move, while the cross-lock closure secures the connection. Pick the size that suits your lure, line and fishing setup rather than simply choosing the highest strength rating.

When you're working through crankbait colors or switching between minnow-style hard baits, a snap lets you spend more time testing presentations and less time rebuilding the connection. Six sizes cover listed strength ratings from 30 to 120 lb, with seven snaps in every pack.

Room for the Lure to Move

The broad curved end provides a less confined connection than a tightly angled snap bend. That makes the Egg Snap worth considering for hard baits whose action benefits from freedom at the line tie. Fit still matters: a snap that is too large or heavy can affect a small lure, and a crowded or recessed eye may not accommodate it properly.

A snap is a convenience option, not a universal upgrade. A direct knot or the lure's original split-ring arrangement may be the better choice when the bait requires a specific connection. Swim-test the lure after changing hardware, especially if you rely on a jerkbait's suspension or a finely balanced crankbait's action.

The Right Pick for Frequent Hard-Bait Changes

Use the Egg Snap for compatible crankbaits, jerkbaits and other reaction-style hard baits when you want to switch sizes or colors during a bass session. It is useful when changing light, water clarity or baitfish activity has you cycling through presentations. For larger hard baits, confirm both strength and physical fit before casting.

Choose a compact size for smaller lure eyes, then step up only as your tackle and lure require. The listed strength rating does not replace sound knots, appropriate drag or regular inspection. This is a snap without an integrated swivel, so it does not provide the rotating connection of a snap swivel.

Key Features

• Rounded, egg-shaped lure connection.
• Cross-lock closure in steel wire.
• Quick changes between compatible lures.
• Six listed sizes: 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
• Seven snaps per pack in each size.

Match the Snap to Your Setup

Connect, Close and Check

Tie your line or leader to the snap's line end with a knot suitable for the line material. Open the cross-lock closure, attach the compatible lure eye or approved connection point, and fully seat the wire in its locked position. Give the connection a controlled pull and confirm that the lure can move freely before casting.

For a fluorocarbon leader setup, consider Seaguar Blue Label Fluorocarbon Leader in a breaking strength appropriate for your fishing. If the lure's connection calls for a split ring, inspect the existing ring and replace damaged hardware with a correctly sized option such as Spro Power Split Rings. Do not add extra hardware automatically; follow the lure's intended connection arrangement.

Tackle Express Tips

• Start with the smallest snap that meets your setup's needs and fits the lure eye without binding.
• Check the closure after every lure change, and replace any snap with bent wire, a distorted latch or visible wear.
• Keep sizes separated in your tackle box so a quick lure change does not turn into a search for matching hardware.

Before You Clip On

Does the Egg Snap include a swivel?
No. It is a cross-lock snap, not a snap swivel. If your presentation needs a rotating connection to address line twist, choose suitable swivel hardware separately.

How many snaps are in each pack?
All six sizes in this listing contain seven snaps per pack.

Should I remove my lure's split ring?
Follow the lure manufacturer's connection guidance. Some baits accommodate a direct snap connection; others rely on their original ring. Check clearance and action rather than assuming one arrangement fits every lure.

Will a larger snap improve my lure's action?
Not necessarily. Added size and weight can change action or buoyancy. Match the snap to the lure and tackle, then test the bait in the water.

Choose your Egg Snap size and keep your next hard-bait change quick, tidy and easy to inspect.

SPRO Prime Snap Mini gives you a quick, secure lure connection without tying a new knot every time you change baits. Its compact stainless-steel design helps keep the connection tidy, while the 90-degree wire ends create a sleek profile. Swap lures faster and spend more time fishing.

Change Lures Without Rebuilding Your Rig

Choose the Mini when you want a small snap for changing lures while retaining their movement. It is a practical alternative to repeatedly cutting and retying your leader. If you need a higher-strength snap for larger presentations, compare the SPRO Prime Snap instead.

Best For

• Quick lure changes during freshwater fishing.
• Presentations where a compact connection and lure movement matter.
• Matching a snap to the strength of your setup, from the listed 10 lb through 30 lb sizes.

Key Features

• Stainless-steel construction.
• Wire ends bent at 90 degrees for a sleek connection.
• Six snaps per pack.
• Four listed size and strength options.

Models & Specs

The Right Pick If...

You change lures often and want a compact snap instead of retying for each switch. Select a size appropriate for your line, leader and fishing conditions. A snap does not replace a swivel when line twist is the issue; consider a SPRO Power Swivel Standard for that job.

Tackle Express Tips

• Check that the snap is fully closed after each lure change.
• Inspect the wire for damage or distortion before your next cast.
• Use the smallest listed size that still suits the strength demands of your setup.

FAQ

How many snaps come in a pack? Six.

Which sizes are offered? The listed options are size 0 (10 lb), size 1 (15 lb), size 2 (20 lb), and size 4 (30 lb).

Is this a snap swivel? This listing is for a snap, not a swivel. If your rig needs line-twist control, add an appropriate swivel separately.

Pick the size that fits your rig and keep a pack handy for your next lure change.

A clip turns every lure change into ten seconds instead of two minutes. No retying, no burning three inches of leader every time you want to try something different, no fumbling a knot in the dark with cold hands while the bite happens without you.

Short version: single-strand black steel lure clips, 12 per pack, in four test ratings from 25 lb to 125 lb. Same price at every size.

Which Test Rating

The rule is simple: the clip should be rated above your leader, not equal to it. Terminal hardware should never be the weakest link in the system — when something gives, you want it to be the line, not the connection, so you lose a lure instead of a lure and a fish.

All four are the same price, so there's no reason to under-buy. If you're between two, take the heavier one — the size difference is small and the failure consequence isn't.

On an Umbrella Rig

The Kicker PK-Rig ships with clips already on the arms. These are your replacements — and on a rig you're going to fish for a season, you want spares in the box before you need them.

Go 75 or 125 lb for rig work. A five-arm rig carries five weighted baits through structure, and each clip is holding a bait against the load of the whole retrieve. This is the one application where the heaviest clip is the obvious choice.

The clips are also the reason an umbrella rig lasts more than one season. Every time you re-thread or re-tie an arm you work the wire, and worked wire fails. Clips mean you set the arms once and change baits without ever touching them.

Where Else They Earn Their Keep

• Surf fishing — changing between hard baits, spoons, and swimbaits as conditions shift, without retying in wet sand and wind.
• Working a spot — cycling through three or four presentations to find what they want, then staying on it.
• Iron — swapping surface and yo-yo jigs when the school moves up or down.
• Anywhere you're burning leader. Twenty lure changes on fluorocarbon costs you real money in line. Clips pay for themselves in a season.

Honest Trade-offs

A clip is one more connection between you and the fish, and there are days it isn't the right call:

• Clear water, wary fish. Black steel is low-visibility, but a direct knot is still less hardware in the strike zone.
• Baits with delicate action. Some small hard baits swim differently on a clip than on a loop knot. Worth testing before you commit a trip to it.
• Anything you'll fish all day without changing. If the lure isn't coming off, the clip isn't buying you anything.

Pro Tips from the Tackle Express Crew

• Check that the clip is fully closed before every cast. A clip that looks shut and isn't will hand your lure to the ocean on the hookset.
• Retire a clip that's been opened and closed a lot. Wire fatigues. At fifty cents each there's no reason to fish a tired one.
• Keep two ratings in the box. A 50 and a 125 covers almost everything most SoCal anglers fish in a season.
• Rinse them with the rest of your terminal. Electroplated black steel handles salt well, but nothing survives being left wet in a closed box.

Common Mistakes

• Matching the clip rating to the leader instead of exceeding it. The clip should be the strong part of the system.
• Using a light clip on an umbrella rig. Five weighted baits is a load no 25 lb clip should be holding.
• Assuming it's closed. The single most common way anglers lose a lure on a clip.
• Leaving a bent or sprung clip in rotation. Once it doesn't seat cleanly, it's done.

Specifications

Kicker does not publish clip length or wire diameter per rating. Call the shop and we'll measure the size you're considering.

What's Included

Twelve clips per pack, in the test rating selected. Lures, jig heads, and rigs are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many clips are in a pack?
Twelve.

What test rating should I buy?
Pick one rated above your leader so the clip isn't the weak link. 50 lb for harbor and bay, 75 lb for calico and general saltwater, 125 lb for yellowtail and umbrella rigs, 25 lb for light freshwater and small baits.

Which size for an umbrella rig?
75 or 125 lb. A five-arm rig carries five weighted baits and each clip holds one against the load of the whole retrieve.

Do the different ratings cost different amounts?
No. All four are the same price, so buy the rating you need rather than the one you think is cheaper.

Does the PK-Rig already come with clips?
Yes — the rig ships with a clip on each arm. These are replacements and spares.

Will a clip change how my lure swims?
On most swimbaits and jigs, no. On some small hard baits with delicate action, a clip swims differently than a loop knot — worth testing before you rely on it.

Are they visible to fish?
Black steel is about as low-visibility as terminal hardware gets. In very clear water with wary fish, a direct knot is still less hardware in the strike zone.

How long does a clip last?
Until it stops seating cleanly. Wire fatigues with repeated opening and closing — at fifty cents each, retire them early.

Gear That Goes With It

• Kicker PK-Rig Umbrella Rig — five-arm rig these clips replace.
• Warbaits Neck Breaker Swing Head — the standard head for rig arms.
• Kicker Pickle Kick PK-5 — the everyday 5" swimbait.
• Kicker Booty Spin — blade-tail version of the same body.

Buy It From People Who Fish It

We sell Southern California saltwater tackle from our shop on Soledad Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, and we fish this hardware on the same water you do. Not sure which rating your setup wants? Call us or come in — it's a five-dollar decision that costs a lot more when it's wrong.

SPRO Prime Snap makes lure changes quick when you are surf fishing or plugging. Its egg-shaped connection is designed to let a lure move freely, while the wire end bends at 90 degrees for a cleaner profile around cover. Change the presentation without cutting and retying every time the bite shifts.

More Fishing, Less Retying

When you are testing different plugs, a snap can save time between casts and keep the attachment simple. The Prime Snap's shape is intended to preserve lure action, and its bent wire end helps make the connection less likely to catch vegetation. Choose a listed strength suited to your complete line, leader and lure setup. If you need a smaller connection for lighter applications, compare the SPRO Prime Snap Mini.

The Right Pick If...

You regularly change lures while surf fishing or plugging and want the option of listed 50, 75, 125 or 175 lb strengths. The snap is not a swivel: if line twist is the problem, consider a separate SPRO Power Swivel Standard as part of your rig.

Best For

• Surf fishing and plugging with repeated lure changes.
• Keeping a lure's connection free to move.
• Matching snap strength to different leader and lure setups.

Key Features

• Egg-shaped snap connection intended to support lure action.
• Wire end bent at 90 degrees for a sleeker profile.
• Four listed sizes, from 50 to 175 lb.
• Quick lure attachment without retying for every change.

Models & Specs

Pack counts for sizes 5 and 6 come from the existing product description; the counts for sizes 3 and 4 are not specified there.

How to Use It

Attach the snap to your leader, close it fully around the lure's attachment point, and check the connection before casting. Switch plugs as conditions change, then inspect the wire after contact with rough structure or a hard fight.

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the snap's listed strength to the rest of your rig rather than choosing by lure size alone.
• Check that the closure is seated after every lure change.
• Replace a snap that has bent or no longer closes securely.

FAQ

What sizes are listed? Size 3 (50 lb), size 4 (75 lb), size 5 (125 lb) and size 6 (175 lb).

How many are in a pack? The original listing confirms seven for size 5 and six for size 6; it does not state pack counts for sizes 3 and 4.

Is this a snap swivel? No. This product is a snap; add a swivel separately if your rig needs line-twist control.

Pick the size that suits your setup and keep lure changes moving.

Spro Ball Bearing Swivel with Welded Rings

The true ball bearing swivel is heavy duty and will hold up to some of the biggest fish.  Having welded rings makes it even stronger and better since you don't have sharp end that you would normally get from split ringed swivels.

Standard swivels don't actually have ball bearings inside and can hang up when pulling on big fish.  The rotation with the Spro Ball Bearing Swivel with Welded Rings is unmatched and will not hang up or freeze under heavy loads.  

With ratings as low as 40lbs and as high as 420lbs, you are sure to find the size and pound rating to suit your fishing.  Just make sure you rinse them after saltwater use so they can be used again and again.  

Give each branch of your rig its own connection. The Spro Three Way Swivel is a compact option for building a reverse dropper-loop rig for halibut or bottom fish, or a double-fluke rig. Its three-way layout helps organize the main line, leader, and dropper rather than crowding them onto one connection.

Keep a Multi-Line Rig Manageable

When a dropper and leader cross, tangles can cost you fishing time. This swivel's three connection points help separate the branches, while the original listing highlights strength in a compact profile and corrosion resistance. It works with live bait or ahead of a lure where a three-way arrangement suits your presentation. It does not eliminate tangles on its own: leader lengths and how you fish the rig still matter.

The Right Pick If...

You're tying a halibut or bottom-fishing dropper setup, or a double-fluke rig, and want a compact three-way junction. Select the rating to suit your full rig and target fish, not just the swivel's size number.

Best For

• Reverse dropper-loop-style rigs for halibut and other bottom fish.
• Double-fluke rigs where two branches need an organized connection.
• Live-bait or lure rigs that call for a three-way junction.

Key Features

• Three-way connection for main line, leader, and dropper.
• Compact size with strength ratings listed by option.
• Corrosion-resistant construction described in the original listing.
• Pack quantity varies by size; check the table before ordering.

Models & Specs

Rigging Notes

Connect the main line to one eye, then attach your leader and dropper to the other two according to your rig. Keep the branches at practical lengths for your bait or lure and inspect each knot before dropping down. Rinse the swivel after saltwater use.

Tackle Express Tips

• Check the pack count when comparing sizes: the options range from two to eight swivels.
• Test the finished rig in the water and adjust branch lengths if the lines cross.
• Match the swivel rating to your weakest connection and the conditions you're fishing.

Quick Answers

What is a three-way swivel for? It joins a main line to two separate rig branches, handy for a dropper setup or double-fluke rig.

Does every size have the same pack quantity? No. Pack counts are shown for each size in the table above.

Can I use it in saltwater? The original listing describes corrosion resistance and saltwater applications; rinse it after use.

Complete the Setup

For a straight inline connection instead, see the Spro Heavy Swivel. For lure hardware, add Spro Power Split Rings, or compare the Spro Ball Bearing Swivel with 2 Split Rings for a different connection style.

Pick the strength and pack size that fit your next rig.

P-Line Duo Lock Snaps are corrosion resistant and strong!  We prefer them for light to moderate fishing like largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, walleye, pike and smaller muskie.

Black Nickel Finish

Rosco EZ Clip is a quick connecting tactical fishing snap. EZ Clip's allow you to quickly change out your lures or rigs without opening a snap! Tie your line on one end, and slide you lure on to the other, Excellent for topwater and jerk baits!  Five sizes available to accommodate both your freshwater and saltwater needs.

 Stainless Steel and Black finishes available.

 Proudly Made in America!

Stainless Steel Finish (Z Series)

Black Finish (Z Series)

The Owner Micro Hyper Swivels can be used for any application to eliminate line twist. They come in a full size range from a tiny #14 (about ¼" length) to a #1 rated at 410 lbs. These are made from stainless steel to obtain the premium strength at the smallest size. These swivels rate higher in strength by size than virtually anything else on the market.

Key Features:

• Eliminate Line Twist: Designed for any application requiring twist prevention
• Full Size Range: From tiny #14 (¼" length) to #1 (410 lb rating)
• Stainless Steel Construction: Premium strength at smallest size
• Superior Strength Rating: Higher strength by size than virtually anything else
• Micro Profile: Minimal size for finesse applications
• Versatile Applications: Freshwater and saltwater fishing
• Owner Quality: Premium construction and materials

Performance Advantages:

• Line Twist Prevention: Keeps line from twisting during retrieves
• Premium Strength: Stainless steel for maximum strength-to-size ratio
• Market-Leading Ratings: Higher strength by size than competitors
• Micro Size: Perfect for finesse presentations
• Wide Range: Sizes for trout to big game fish
• Reliable Performance: Owner quality construction

Size Range:

• #14: Tiny (approximately ¼" length) for ultra-finesse
• Through #1: Rated at 410 lbs for big game applications
• Multiple Sizes: Complete range for all fishing needs

Ideal Applications:

• Eliminating line twist on spinning tackle
• Finesse fishing for trout and panfish
• Drop shot rigs and finesse presentations
• Live bait fishing
• Situations requiring minimal hardware
• Freshwater and saltwater applications
• Any fishing where line twist is a concern

When you need micro swivels with stainless steel construction, premium strength at smallest size, superior strength ratings, and full size range from #14 to #1 (410 lb) for eliminating line twist, the Owner Micro Hyper Swivels are the choice of serious anglers.

Note: These swivels rate higher in strength by size than virtually anything else on the market.

Billfisher Krok 100% stainless steel swivels are the strongest swivel for the size.  The 70 pound swivel is only 3/8" long, pretty impressive if you ask us.  The black chrome finish doesn't allow a lot of shine to come of the swivel, allowing a more stealthy presentation.  We have great confidence in this swivel and know you will too.

Quantity 10 per pack except Size 1 which is 5 per pack

The Billfisher Krok stainless ball bearing swivel has actual ball bearings in the swivel which allows it to rotate easily, eliminating line twist.  The high grade stainless steel is extremely rust resistant and strong for their size.  The rings are welded so they are tough as nails.

Quantity 2 per pack

Rosco 800 Series Swivels are the original and World's best selling American made swivel. Rosco swivels are made of Brass to ensure it spins easily to minimize line twist, while maintaining high strength. Offered in many different size options, from fresh water uses, as well as heavy duty saltwater fishing of all sorts. Whether you are on the East or West Coast, Rosco Swivels have you covered for all applications and then some! Offered in Brass, Nickel, or Black finish.

Brass Finish (C Series):

Nickel Finish (C Series):

Black Finish (C Series):

Keep the lure tracking clean. The Spro Heavy Swivel uses an inline design with less play than a conventional swivel, making it a useful connection when trolling and when line twist becomes a nuisance. Its compact profile delivers the listed strength without an oversized piece of terminal tackle in the rig.

Why the Connection Matters

A swivel that shifts around can interfere with a lure's track. This one keeps the connection in line, while rounded line openings and edges help reduce rubbing where the line passes through. Choose it for a compact, strong connection in saltwater or freshwater rigs; it isn't a substitute for matching your line, knots, and the rest of the rig to the load.

The Right Pick If...

You're trolling a lure and want a tidier inline connection, or you're building a heavy-duty rig where a small swivel with a stated strength rating matters. Pick the size by your complete setup, not the swivel rating alone.

Key Features

• Inline swivel design intended to keep lure tracking consistent.
• Compact profile relative to the listed strength ratings.
• Rounded openings and edges at the line connection.
• Corrosion-resistant construction; rinse after saltwater use.
• Five swivels per listed size option.

Models & Specs

How to Rig It

Use the swivel as a line-to-leader or leader-to-terminal connection in a trolling setup. Check the line path and knots before fishing, and rinse the swivel with fresh water after saltwater trips.

Tackle Express Tips

• Size the entire connection around your line, leader, knots, and target load, not just the swivel's listed strength.
• Inspect the line where it passes through the openings for wear between trips.
• Rinse and dry terminal tackle after saltwater use before storing it.

Quick Answers

Is this only for saltwater? No. The existing listing describes use in both freshwater and saltwater; rinse after saltwater use.

How many come in a pack? Each listed size option is a pack of five.

Which size should I choose? Match the stated rating to the rest of your rig. The Size 6 unit needs confirmation, so don't rely on that rating until it's verified.

Complete the Setup

For lure hardware, pair your rig with Spro Power Split Rings or Spro Stainless Steel Split Rings. For a different swivel configuration, compare the Spro Ball Bearing Swivel with 2 Split Rings.

Choose your size above and build the connection that fits your fishing.

The G-Ratt Baits Sneaky Pete Swimbaits weighs 2.4 ounces and is a slow sinking bait. This is a very unique glide bait. You can slow retrieve it for a nice gliding action. You can swoop the rod tip for the bait to glide to one side and pause and swoop again to bring it back to the other side. A favorite retrieve is reel cranking it to make a very fast darting action back and forth like a fleeing baitfish. You can do little twitches of the rod with just the tip of the rod while reeling and the baits head will rock left to right which will imitate a swimming baitfish. The bait can also be “waked” on a slow retrieve when brought to the surface. It has a beautiful tight subtle rolling wake which we’ve found effective early mornings and late evenings. Our new weighting system adds a realistic rattling sound. This bait has a slow sinking ratio of 1 foot in 2-3 seconds. The Sneaky Pete comes equipped with two size 1 hooks. The hooks can be changed if desired. The tails are easily replaceable. 

Pistol Pete is a scaled-down version of Sneaky Pete. Coming complete with strong components, rotating hook hangers and 3X hooks to ensure you land more fish! Pistol Pete is weighted with steel bearings to produce a nice rattling sound to help enhance that big bite!

Sneaky Pete:

Get all the sizes so you're ready for any lure — 12 pieces each of 50lb, 75lb, and 125lb black steel Quick Clips in a waterproof snap-close case.

Kicker Quick Clips allow for fast and easy lure changes without the need to retie. Made from a single strand of electroplated black steel wire, they're stronger than a narwhal's tusk and will save you time and money on the water.

Key Features

• 36-piece assorted pack — 12 each of 50lb, 75lb, and 125lb
• Electroplated black steel wire — single strand construction for maximum strength
• Waterproof snap-close case — keeps clips organized and protected
• No retying required — fast lure changes for any style of lure
• Saltwater and freshwater compatible

Premium Heavy-Duty Snaps for Quick Lure Changes

The Owner All Purpose Snaps - Heavy Duty deliver premium heavy-duty snap performance designed for serious anglers who need maximum strength and quick lure changes. Built with Owner's quality construction and heavy-duty design, these snaps provide exceptional strength, secure closure, and proven reliability for big fish and demanding fishing conditions. The All Purpose Snaps represent Owner's commitment to creating quality terminal tackle for serious anglers.

Advanced Heavy-Duty Snap Design

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Reinforced design provides maximum strength for big fish
• Quick Change Design: Easy-open mechanism allows fast lure changes
• Secure Closure: Reliable locking mechanism prevents accidental opening
• Corrosion Resistant: Built to withstand saltwater and freshwater use
• Versatile Application: Works with various lures and fishing techniques

Premium Construction Features

• Maximum Strength: Heavy-duty wire construction handles big fish and heavy pressure
• Quality Materials: Premium materials ensure reliable performance
• Secure Locking: Dependable closure mechanism keeps lures attached
• Corrosion Resistant: Built for demanding fishing conditions
• Owner Quality: Japanese precision engineering and craftsmanship

Versatile Fishing Applications

The Owner All Purpose Snaps - Heavy Duty excel in versatile fishing applications. Perfect for quick lure changes with crankbaits and jerkbaits, fishing heavy cover for big bass, saltwater applications for strong gamefish, trolling and casting presentations, or any situation where heavy-duty snaps are needed. The heavy-duty construction provides the strength needed for big fish while the quick-change design allows efficient lure changes. The secure closure ensures lures stay attached during aggressive strikes and the corrosion-resistant materials provide long-lasting performance in both freshwater and saltwater.

Key Features

Owner Quality

Owner has been creating premium fishing tackle for serious anglers worldwide, and the All Purpose Snaps - Heavy Duty continue this tradition with maximum strength and reliable construction. Every snap is manufactured to exacting Japanese standards to ensure consistent performance. From weekend anglers to serious professionals, the All Purpose Snaps deliver the strength and reliability that demanding anglers require.

Experience the premium snap performance that serious anglers trust. The Owner All Purpose Snaps - Heavy Duty aren't just terminal tackle—they're precision-engineered equipment built for heavy-duty fishing success.

Fish with confidence using Owner All Purpose Snaps - Heavy Duty—where maximum strength meets quick lure changes.

Introducing Battlestar Quick Clips for changing lures, the ultimate fishing accessories that are a game-changer for avid anglers. These quick tackle clips make switching out your lures a breeze, saving you time and effort on the water. Say goodbye to fumbling with traditional knots and get back to catching fish faster than ever before.

Convenient and Reliable

Our fishing gear clips are designed with convenience and reliability in mind. Simply attach the clip to your line, slide on your lure, and you're ready to cast. The sturdy construction of these quick clips ensures that your lures stay securely in place, even during the most intense battles with big catches. Never miss a bite due to slow lure changes again.

Essential Addition to Your Tackle Box

Don't head out on your next fishing trip without Battlestar Quick Clips in your arsenal. These versatile accessories are a must-have for any angler looking to streamline their tackle changes and maximize their time on the water. Upgrade your gear today with these innovative fishing gear clips and experience the difference for yourself.

SPRO Ball Bearing Swivel with 2 Split Rings gives you a rotating connection with split rings at both ends. It is a convenient option when you want to attach tackle through rings while letting the swivel turn to help manage line twist. Choose the listed size and strength to suit the rest of your rig.

Keep the Connection Turning

Line twist can make a rig harder to manage, especially when a presentation rotates. This premium ball bearing swivel is designed for smooth rotation and durability, with a split ring on each end for attachment flexibility. The trade-off is in the connection style: the existing listing notes that split-ring ends are not as strong as the SPRO Ball Bearing Swivel with Welded Rings. Choose welded rings when that stronger connection is your priority.

The Right Pick If...

You want a ball bearing swivel with removable split-ring connections at both ends and need one of the listed 8, 13, 19 or 22 lb ratings. For a different compact swivel style without split rings, compare the SPRO Power Swivel Standard.

Best For

• Rigs where line twist control matters.
• Attaching tackle with split rings at both ends of a swivel.
• Matching a swivel to the strength requirements of your setup.

Key Features

• Ball bearing swivel designed for smooth rotation.
• Two split rings, one at each end.
• Six listed sizes with 8–22 lb ratings.
• Convenient split-ring attachment compared with a fixed welded-ring connection.

Models & Specs

For sizes 4 and 5, the variant labels say “Qty 5” but the SKU suffix differs from the other sizes. Confirm the physical pack count before ordering by quantity.

Rigging and Care

Attach the line or leader and tackle through the appropriate split rings, make sure each ring is fully seated, and check that the swivel rotates freely. Choose a rating suitable for your full rig; the swivel should not be the overlooked weak point.

Tackle Express Tips

• Inspect the split rings for deformation before use.
• Check the swivel's rotation after exposure to grit or debris.
• Match the stated strength to the line, leader and tackle you are using.

FAQ

Does it have split rings on both ends? Yes, the current product details state there are split rings at both ends.

Which strengths are listed? 8 lb for sizes 0–2, 13 lb for size 3, 19 lb for size 4 and 22 lb for size 5.

Is it the same as the welded-ring model? No. This model uses split rings at both ends; the welded-ring version is a different connection option.

Pick the size suited to your rig, and check the pack count for sizes 4 or 5 before ordering by quantity.

Sampo Ball Bearing Swivel Welded Ring Scissor Snap is prefered on the West Coast for big game fishing and all types of trolling. Nickel-plated brass snap and welded rings at both ends are super strong and matched to swivel size for top no-twist protection.

Nickel or Black finish.

Nickel Finish (A Series):

Black Finish (A Series):