Owner HyperWire Stainless Steel Split Rings – Black Chrome
Features
- The Owner HyperWire Stainless Steel Split Rings in Black Chrome are a great way to strengthen the connection between you and your terminal tackle.
- Constructed from premium-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting performance even in tough fishing conditions.
- Features excellent “spring-back” action, quickly returning to shape after opening, maintaining strength and reducing the risk of deformation or failure.
- Easy to use for attaching hooks, swivels, or other terminal tackle to lures, making rigging quick and efficient for both freshwater and saltwater setups.
- Available in Black Chrome Finish, with two sizes; #1 and #4.
Specifications
| Size | Material | Finish |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Stainless Steel | Black Chrome |
| #4 | Stainless Steel | Black Chrome |
FAQ
Are the split rings suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fishing?
Yes, the Owner HyperWire Stainless Steel Split Rings are designed for use in both freshwater and saltwater environments due to their corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction.
Do the split rings have a spring-back feature?
Yes, the split rings feature excellent spring-back action, allowing them to quickly return to their original shape after being opened.
What are the available sizes?
The split rings are available in two sizes: #1 and #4.
William Bond –
I’ve used these split rings on both saltwater and freshwater rigs. They hold securely and don’t loosen during casting. The black chrome finish looks professional and the spring-back makes opening and closing them easy. No issues with corrosion after several months of use.
Felicity Roberts –
Great quality for the price. The stainless steel construction feels solid and the rings stay strong even when under tension. I use them with both hooks and swivels and they perform reliably in rough conditions.
Jan McGrath –
The rings work well and are easy to open. I noticed a slight resistance when closing them, but it’s not a problem. They’ve held up well in my saltwater setup over the past few weeks.