SA Absolute Trout Stealth Freshwater Tippet
Absolute Tippet is made with proprietary copolymer blends that are designed to drastically reduce water absorption while maintaining an optimal suppleness for high knot strength. Absolute nylon leaders and tippet have a 29% higher wet knot strength compared to our previous material and up to 40% higher wet knot strength when compared to our competitors.
- Supple material for drag free drifts
- Light olive tint reduces line flash for ultra wary fish
- Spools contain 30 meters of material in all sizes
- Silicone band protects tippet from UV exposure
- Patented cutter spool design
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Copolymer blend |
| Wet Knot Strength | 29% higher than previous material, up to 40% higher than competitors |
| Length per Spool | 30 meters |
| Color | Light olive tint |
| UV Protection | Silicone band |
| Spool Design | Patented cutter spool design |
FAQ
What makes the Absolute Tippet different from other tippet materials?
The Absolute Tippet uses proprietary copolymer blends that reduce water absorption and maintain high suppleness, resulting in 29% higher wet knot strength than the previous material and up to 40% higher than competitor products.
Does the tippet have any special features for fishing in clear waters?
Yes, the light olive tint reduces line flash, helping to avoid detection by ultra wary fish in clear water conditions.
How long is the tippet per spool?
Each spool contains 30 meters of tippet in all sizes.

Vanessa Edmunds –
Used this tippet for trout fishing in a clear stream and noticed it didn’t show up much in the water. The line stayed strong even after being in water for long periods. The spool design makes it easy to cut and manage during casting.
Natalie Glover –
The wet knot strength is impressive. I’ve tested it in cold water conditions and it held up better than my previous tippet. The olive tint helps with fish detection, which is a big plus.
Dylan Kelly –
Good quality material with excellent suppleness. The 30-meter length is sufficient for most freshwater setups. A little harder to cut than expected, but the spool design helps.
Grace Butler –
Fished in a remote lake and the tippet performed well under pressure. No line breakages, and it stayed flexible even after prolonged exposure to water.