Fox Edges Hair Extending Boilie Props
Extension Stops Mix / Fox
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Fox Edges Hair Extending Boilie Props
Introducing the extending boilie stops from the new Fox EDGES range. These are stops that you can use with both boilies and pellets. The package includes 3 sizes which significantly facilitate the proper assembly of the rig and achieving the desired hair length. With such stops, you can adapt a single rig for use with either a single boilie or a snowman rig - just secure the bait with a longer stop and you're set:) Available in one color - transparent.
Quantity per pack: 2 blister packs (in total 32 small, 32 medium, and 16 large stops)
Specifications:
- Stops that allow you to change bait size without tying a new hair.
- Transparent color.
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