Rubber Coated Split Shots

0.6 mm Protective Rubber Cover Split Shot Sinkers
Firmly clamps onto your fishing line to keep your rig components securely positioned, reduce slipping, and protect delicate line surfaces from physical friction.


Secure Line-Gripping Design
Constructed with a soft, malleable lead core that closes securely with simple hand pressure. Once pinched, the interior grip holds tight to prevent unprompted sliding under water resistance.

Polished Slit Interior
The inner V-slit surfaces undergo secondary polishing to remove sharp edges and manufacturing burrs. This ensures the inner metal interface makes smooth contact with nylon or fluorocarbon lines.
Adjustable Rig & Buoyancy Control
Reposition these split shots along your line to adjust float sensitivity, keep bait steady in strong currents, or manage sinking rates across different water columns.

Specifications
| Weight Ranges | G1 (0.4 g / ~0.01 oz) to 9B (4.1 g / ~0.14 oz) |
| Set Configuration | 100-Piece Boxed Assortment Box with separated compartments |
| Core Material | Polished Electrolytic Lead |
| Protective Sleeving | 0.6 mm thick Heat-Shrink Rubber Sleeve |
| Colors | Random assortment of high-visibility colors (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green) |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the rubber coating protect my fishing line?
The 0.6 mm heat-shrink rubber sleeve completely wraps around the outer metallic surface, acting as a soft cushion between the hard lead split shot and your line to prevent physical pinching and line wear.
Do I need pliers to attach or remove these split shots?
No. The interior is made of highly malleable electrolytic lead, which allows you to easily squeeze the split shot onto your line using just your fingers, though standard fishing pliers can be used for tight clamping.
Are the colors in the assortment box pre-sorted?
Yes, each box includes separated storage slots to keep weights organized. Colors are randomly mixed within the slots, featuring high-visibility tones like red, yellow, blue, and greenĀ for easy water observation.