Length: 60.0mm / Weight: 8.4g / Type: Floating

Accuracy is good and long casts are possible even with a thick line that takes into account the area around the cover.
The cup, which is the lifeblood of a popper, is large and has an unparalleled long nose shape.
It grabs a large amount of water and raises the water surface, creating a water column.
It has a gum-like break water structure on the inner edge of its upper jaw, and is good at holding water in a cup and making a snappy splash, as well as spitting, which sends droplets over 1 meter in a fan shape.
Also, the predatory sound generated from the landing point is effective against big bass hiding inside the cover.
The rolling sound of the large rear weight moving back and forth and the sound of it hitting the wall add to the appeal.
It can also swing its head, producing pop sounds and splashes in all situations, from a weak short twitch at a pin spot to a strong jerk in open water.