AMYSPORTS High Strength Fishing Snap Swivels - Stainless Steel Ball Bearing Swivels - Saltwater & Freshwater Fishing

Non conventional usage but they work really well. Well built as well. I now have two sizes, 5/31/25, sill well made. Using them to attach my parachutes to their rockets. Like I said, nonconventional but they should work just as well for their intended purpose.

Good price. The right size. They swivel well. Not much else to say. Nithing negative to report. They work perfectly. I make vape coils using these.

Appear to be high qualityHave not used yet

These are grate for Beginners

Super super rápido me llego antes de tiempo excelente producto

nice!

These might be better for younger and or stronger hands, (although there is a lot of feedback on these being very hard to impossible to open). I have never had swivels that were this hard to open. I really never fished with them and yes, I tried to open them with a hemostat, but then found other swivels I had that just worked better. I would believe they are way more than a 31-pound test, but for fishing in a lake in central Minnesota, you don't need any more. I will try these again later, but for heavens sakes don't just take just these on a long wilderness canoe trip, or other interesting fishing destinations and expect them to open like a normal swivel. They are also huge, not a problem for some destinations and actually helps prevent pike bite offs, but in very clear water on a heavily fished lake, you will catch a lot more fish with subtle approach (for example VMC 40-pound swivels that are 1/5th to 1/7th the size of these, and those I am going to buy more of). No. I do not recommend these, except using their size to help prevent Pike, Cuda... bite offs, tradeoff is, you will catch a lot fewer fish in heavily fished clear water, if you can get them open. Tight lines.

Works perfectly with my kite wheel and kites that spin for easy switches.