Rubber Rigging Bands
The Rubber Rigging Bands is a must-have tournament grade terminal tackle for any serious angler targeting Marlin, Tuna, and Mahi-Mahi. This is truly tournament grade equipment for the dedicated offshore angler.
Key Features
- These fishing rubber bands are made by our own in-house brand, Fish Razr, so you can count on professional quality
- Our rigging bands offer superior strength, memory retention, and resistance to UV and saltwater damage
- #32 bands are medium grade
- #64 bands are larger and more heavy-duty—ideal for trolling bigger bait
| Band Size | Use Case |
|---|---|
| #32 | Medium grade, suitable for general offshore fishing |
| #64 | Heavy-duty, ideal for trolling larger bait |
Don’t leave your success to chance. Add the Rubber Rigging Bands to your arsenal today and fish with the confidence of a tournament grade pro.
FAQ
What is the difference between #32 and #64 rubber rigging bands?
The #32 bands are medium grade and suitable for general offshore fishing, while the #64 bands are larger and more heavy-duty, ideal for trolling bigger bait.
Are these rubber bands resistant to saltwater and UV exposure?
Yes, the rigging bands are designed with superior resistance to UV and saltwater damage.
Are the bands made by FishRazr?
Yes, these fishing rubber bands are made by FishRazr’s in-house brand, ensuring professional quality.
Matt Wallace –
Used the #64 bands for trolling mahi-mahi and they held up well under heavy pulls. No slippage even during strong runs. Durable and reliable in saltwater conditions.
Penelope Lawrence –
Switched from old rubber bands to FishRazr #32 for daily offshore fishing. Better memory retention and less stretching than previous models. Great value for tournament use.
Eric Walsh –
Felt solid during a marlin fight. The bands didn’t break or deform under pressure. A bit more expensive but worth it for serious anglers.
Ryan Arnold –
Used in both trolling and jigging. The UV resistance is noticeable after several weeks of exposure. No signs of fading or cracking even in direct sun.