Fitur

• High-pitch arm action creates wave flashes.
• In spite of its ostentatious appearance, the wave itself is not very strong in ordinary twin tail worms, which can be easily activated by a small force.
• Quake claw is made by choosing a slightly hard material and having an appropriate thickness on the arm so that the arm can finally start up in free fall with a load of about 5g.
• By daring to kill the action response of the arm, we have a powerful wave that is generated only when a difficult object moves, and a high pitch action that will fool the fish forever.
• Of course, rigs with weights of 5g or more can be combined with rigs with weights of 5g or less, so that the arms can be switched on only when strong action is applied.
• Also, by mounting parts that are sensitive not only to arms but also to small actions, it can cope with pinspot attack by one-point shake and attack without blind spots.
• In addition, the hard body material is strong enough to hit the cover, and the holdability of the hook is enhanced. Furthermore, the rib provided on the body surface provides even higher snugless performance. In addition, due to the vertical symmetrical body design, it can be used reversibly without the upper and lower surfaces, so that the frequency of worm exchange is suppressed, and it is possible to attack at an up-tempo without breaking the rhythm.