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Spro
Spro Power Swivels in black Size 2 are engineered for anglers who demand reliable, no-nonsense terminal tackle. A 10-count pack of these Japanese-made swivels gives you the backbone you need for saltwater rigs, multi-lure setups, and any application where line twist threatens your presentation. Built with a stainless steel line tie and brass body, these swivels combine corrosion resistance with the durability to handle the punishment of a full day on the water—or the whole season.
The Size 2 format sits in that sweet spot: compact enough not to spook fish or bulk up your leader, yet rated for a solid 230lb break strength. That's the engineering philosophy that's made Spro a market leader in premium swivels. Whether you're spinning crankbaits, trolling, or working topwater, line rotation becomes a non-issue, and your lure performs the way it was designed to.
If you fish anything from inshore flats to offshore chunking, or if you simply tie enough rigs to know that quality swivels aren't a place to pinch pennies, a 10-pack of Spro Power Swivels is a legitimate investment in your tackle reliability. Stock them, use them, buy them again.
| Brand | Spro |
| Product | Power Swivel |
| Size | 2 |
| Color | Black |
| Break Strength | 230 lbs |
| Count per Pack | 10 |
| Line Tie Material | Stainless Steel |
| Body Material | Brass |
Size 2 swivels are a go-to choice for general-purpose fishing across freshwater and saltwater applications—from multi-lure rigs and crankbait trolling to live-bait presentations. They're small enough to stay discrete around leader-conscious fish but rated strong enough (230lb) to handle serious pulling power.
Yes. The stainless steel line tie and brass body are both built to handle saltwater environments without corrosion issues, making them suitable for inshore and offshore work.
This is a 10-count pack, so you get a full sleeve of ready-to-tie swivels in one purchase.
Spro Power Swivels Size 2 are rated for 230lb break strength, giving you plenty of safety margin for most freshwater and saltwater rigs.
Spro
Spro Power Swivels in black Size 2 are engineered for anglers who demand reliable, no-nonsense terminal tackle. A 10-count pack of these Japanese-made swivels gives you the backbone you need for saltwater rigs, multi-lure setups, and any application where line twist threatens your presentation. Built with a stainless steel line tie and brass body, these swivels combine corrosion resistance with the durability to handle the punishment of a full day on the water—or the whole season.
The Size 2 format sits in that sweet spot: compact enough not to spook fish or bulk up your leader, yet rated for a solid 230lb break strength. That's the engineering philosophy that's made Spro a market leader in premium swivels. Whether you're spinning crankbaits, trolling, or working topwater, line rotation becomes a non-issue, and your lure performs the way it was designed to.
If you fish anything from inshore flats to offshore chunking, or if you simply tie enough rigs to know that quality swivels aren't a place to pinch pennies, a 10-pack of Spro Power Swivels is a legitimate investment in your tackle reliability. Stock them, use them, buy them again.
| Brand | Spro |
| Product | Power Swivel |
| Size | 2 |
| Color | Black |
| Break Strength | 230 lbs |
| Count per Pack | 10 |
| Line Tie Material | Stainless Steel |
| Body Material | Brass |
Size 2 swivels are a go-to choice for general-purpose fishing across freshwater and saltwater applications—from multi-lure rigs and crankbait trolling to live-bait presentations. They're small enough to stay discrete around leader-conscious fish but rated strong enough (230lb) to handle serious pulling power.
Yes. The stainless steel line tie and brass body are both built to handle saltwater environments without corrosion issues, making them suitable for inshore and offshore work.
This is a 10-count pack, so you get a full sleeve of ready-to-tie swivels in one purchase.
Spro Power Swivels Size 2 are rated for 230lb break strength, giving you plenty of safety margin for most freshwater and saltwater rigs.
