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Strong connections between hooks and lures
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| Name | SPLITRING 4MM 24LBS 11KG SSPBLN 10P10 |
| EAN | 5706301739513 |
| MPN | SVS73951 |
| Brand | Savage Gear |
| Hook Type | Split ring |
| Strength Rating | 11kg |
| Material | Forged stainless steel |
| Ring Diameter | 4mm |
| Coating/Finish | Stainless Steel, Black Nickel |
| Profile | Round |
| Water type | All Water Types |
They connect hooks to hard lures, including crankbaits and jerkbaits, and can replace existing lure rings. Open them with split-ring pliers to fit the hook and lure attachment.
The diameter and breaking strength combinations are 4 mm/11 kg, 5 mm/20 kg, 5.5 mm/27 kg, 6 mm/35 kg and 7 mm/47 kg. Higher ratings come with larger rings, so check both the space at the hook and lure attachment and the strength needed for your setup.
No. Every size includes steel-coloured and BLN rings made from forged stainless steel. Select the diameter and strength you need, and both finishes are supplied in that variant.
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Savage Gear Splitring split rings connect hooks to hard lures such as crankbaits and jerkbaits. Forged stainless steel provides the strong connection, whether fitting hooks or replacing existing lure rings. The rings have a round profile and are specified for all water types.
Open the rings with split-ring pliers to attach the hook to the lure. Each variant includes steel-coloured and black nickel (BLN) finishes, so both finishes are available in your selected diameter and strength.
The five variants pair increasing diameter with increasing breaking strength: 4 mm with 11 kg, 5 mm with 20 kg, 5.5 mm with 27 kg, 6 mm with 35 kg, and 7 mm with 47 kg. Choose the diameter to suit the hook and lure attachment, then check the strength required for your setup. The smaller versions offer a more compact connection, while the higher strength ratings come with larger rings.
