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Needle Delphin T-END GripX SafetyMINI

€2,69 on stock

A T-END series named GripX consists of several original needles and a drill, completely designed by a Delphin development team. SafetyMINI is not only a sturdy, compact tool, it’s also suitable for the hardest types of bait such as dried boilies, tiger nut or pellets. It’s especially suitable...

A T-END series named GripX consists of several original needles and a drill, completely designed by a Delphin development team.

SafetyMINI is not only a sturdy, compact tool, it’s also suitable for the hardest types of bait such as dried boilies, tiger nut or pellets. It’s especially suitable for rubber lures that can be more resilient. This needle with a lip close is designed to thread the braided line.

The rubber handle has a special shape for a better grip. Moreover, it has a hole to hang it or tie it to your tackle, so you won’t lose it. All the rubber parts are made in bright colours to easily find them in your gear.

Technical information:

Overall length: 7,8cm
Needle length: 4,5cm
Handle: pink

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