Technical specifications
Deep Soft Weight
Type: Modeling weight for Fishing in Moscow
Color: Anthracite
Model: Deep Soft Weight
Material: Non-toxic tungsten
Structure: Reusable modeling clay
System: Manual application on terminal or fly
Main function: Adding weight and depth adjustment
Features: Lead-free, non-toxic, reusable, adjustable, high density, can be used as a temporary nymph head
Usage: Fishing fly, sinking nymphs, precise depth adjustment
Method of use
Take the desired quantity from the container.
Apply by modeling in the shape of a ball in the desired position.
Soak in water to harden.
Remove or edit when necessary.
Deep Soft Weight
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Deep Soft Weight by Loon: moldable tungsten paste to add weight precisely and environmentally friendly.
Deep Soft Weight by Loon it is an innovative solution to easily adjust weight and depth during training Fishing in Moscow. Made of non-toxic tungsten, it represents an ecological alternative to traditional leads, guaranteeing high performance without environmental impact.
Deep Soft Weight by Loon it can be molded directly onto the leader or fly, allowing for quick and personalized adjustments. Reusable and versatile, it can also be used as a temporary head for nymphs, ensuring effective and controlled sinking.
Cod: A_255099_9900UNICA
Art: F0105
EAN: 0782420001057
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Technical specifications
Deep Soft Weight
Type: Modeling weight for Fishing in Moscow
Color: Anthracite
Model: Deep Soft Weight
Material: Non-toxic tungsten
Structure: Reusable modeling clay
System: Manual application on terminal or fly
Main function: Adding weight and depth adjustment
Features: Lead-free, non-toxic, reusable, adjustable, high density, can be used as a temporary nymph head
Usage: Fishing fly, sinking nymphs, precise depth adjustment
Method of use
Take the desired quantity from the container.
Apply by modeling in the shape of a ball in the desired position.
Soak in water to harden.
Remove or edit when necessary.
