Spro Power Combination Swivel

Spro Power Combo Swivels give you a small, strong alternative to a bulky three-way swivel. Two swivels joined in one compact body create a free-turning, roughly 90-degree connection point without the extra metal and extra failure points of a traditional three-way.

Why a Standard Three-Way Can Let You Down

A traditional three-way swivel has more joints that can bind, and bulkier hardware that can spook line-shy fish or hang up in current. This combo design turns more freely under load since it's built from two true swivels rather than one rigid ring, so your dropper and main line move independently instead of twisting together.

Built to Hold Up

A black nickel plated brass body pairs with a stainless steel swivel eye, so you get corrosion resistance where it counts and smooth rotation that doesn't wear out after a few fish. Each pack comes with 6 swivels, enough to rig several rigs or restock a tackle box in one order.

The Right Pick If...

You tie a lot of hi-lo or dropper rigs for bottom fishing and want a connection point that won't twist your line or bulk up the rig. It also works anywhere you'd reach for a three-way swivel but want something smaller and smoother turning.

Best Techniques and Conditions

Built for bottom fishing rigs like hi-lo setups where a dropper line and main line need to move independently without tangling. Works well in current and deeper water where a swivel that turns freely helps prevent line twist from building up over a long soak.

Best For

• Hi-lo and dropper rigs for bottom fishing
• Freshwater and saltwater applications needing a compact three-way style connection
• Anglers targeting tuna and other species where heavier rated strength matters
• Rigs where a bulky three-way swivel would be overkill

Key Features

• Two-swivel combo design for smoother, freer turning than a standard three-way
• Black nickel plated brass body with a stainless steel swivel eye
• Four size combinations rated from 80 lb to 330 lb
• 6 per pack

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Choose the 5x6 or 3x4 size for general bottom fishing and the 1x2 or 1/0x1 sizes when targeting tuna or other hard-pulling species.
• Attach your dropper leader to the smaller swivel and your main line to the larger one for the most natural presentation on a hi-lo rig.
• Compare with a Spro Three Way Swivel if your rig calls for a fixed connection point instead of two independently turning swivels.

FAQ

How is this different from a three-way swivel?
It joins two true swivels instead of a single rigid ring, so each line turns independently and more freely than a standard three-way connection.

What size should I use for bottom fishing?
The 5x6 or 3x4 sizes cover most general bottom fishing rigs, while the heavier 1x2 and 1/0x1 sizes suit tuna and harder-pulling species.

How many come in a pack?
Each pack includes 6 combo swivels.