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Loon Micro Tip D-Loop Tweezer for Small Flies

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $15.50.Current price is: $6.83.

Precision tweezers designed for tying in CDC or custom brush on flies sizes 12 and smaller.

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Big creativity, little flies

It has never been easy to tie in dubbing or composite loops on flies sizes 12 and smaller… until now. The precise tips and bent design make quick work of tying in CDC or a custom brush on small flies.

  • 4.75″ long
  • Smooth tips
  • Powder coated handles
  • Picks up beads and hooks of all sizes
  • Self-locking Z-shape holds materials while resting
  • Perfect for flies sizes 12 and smaller
Feature Detail
Tip Design Precise, bent tip for accurate placement
Length 4.75 inches
Handle Finish Powder coated for durability and grip
Material Holding Effective for beads and hooks of all sizes
Design Function Self-locking Z-shape maintains material during rest
Best For Flies sizes 12 and smaller

FAQ

Can this tweezers be used for tying in dubbing on very small flies?

Yes, the precise tips and bent design make it easy to tie in dubbing on flies sizes 12 and smaller.

Does the powder coating protect against wear?

Yes, the powder coating provides durability and helps resist wear during frequent use.

Is the Z-shape design helpful when handling small materials?

Yes, the self-locking Z-shape holds materials securely while resting, reducing the chance of dropping small components.

4 reviews for Loon Micro Tip D-Loop Tweezer for Small Flies

  1. Una James –

    This tweezers made tying small flies much easier. The smooth tips and Z-shape design keep everything in place. I’ve been using it for weeks and it’s still in great condition.

  2. Katherine Welch –

    Perfect for handling tiny beads and CDC. The powder coating feels solid and the tip is sharp enough to place materials precisely without slipping.

  3. Dylan Clark –

    Works well for flies under size 12. The self-locking feature helps when I’m working on multiple loops. A little heavy for occasional use, but worth it for serious fly tying.

  4. Jacob Sharp –

    I used to struggle with small loops, but now I can tie in dubbing quickly and accurately. The handle is comfortable and the tips don’t scratch the materials.

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