OPST Commando Sink Tips 5 Ft

Order no.: P-08866.2

Type: Please choose

5 ft. - 40 grain - S2

5 ft. - 40 grain - S4

5 ft. - 40 grain - S6

€39.95*

Content: 1.52 Meter (€26.28* / 1 Meter)

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Product information "OPST Commando Sink Tips 5 Ft"

The OPST sinking tips are the perfect complement to the OPST Pure Skagit Commando shooting heads for one-hand, switch, and two-handed rods. Of course, they can also be combined with conventional lines as well. There is no situation on the water that you can’t cover while using these sink tips, due to their ease of use and flexibility. The extensive range of Commando Sink Tips can cover almost all your needs.

The 5ft. Tips are offered in three different sinking rates, ranging from slow sinking ('riffle' or 2 inches(5cm)/second) to moderately sinking ('run' or 4 inches(10cm)/second) to fast sinking ('Bucket' or 6 inches(15cm)/second).

We recommend these lightweight sink tips for rod/line combos ranging from #2 to #6 line classes. When it comes to getting your streamer in “The Zone” a little faster on shallow waters, you're well served with these tips!

All OPST tips come with clean loops on both ends, so you can easily swap out tips for the water you’re fishing. In addition, all tips are labeled with their weight and length - to easily identify the tip you need! Overall, a great addition to floating or shooting heads/fly lines and an inexpensive alternative to full sinking lines.

Weight	Length in ft / meter	Sink Rate
40 grain / 1,52 g	5 ft / 1,52 m	S2 (Riffle)
40 grain / 1,52 g	5 ft / 1,52 m	S4 (Run)
40 grain / 1,52 g	5 ft / 1,52 m	S6 (Bucket)

About Opst:

Olympic Peninsula Skagit Tactics was founded by passionate steelhead anglers whose home is the Skagit River and the Olympic Peninsula. Under the "Pure Skagit" concept, they combine their ideas, their developments and their passion for efficient, powerful fly fishing. The result is well thought-out products for all those who want to experience two-handed fishing in its most modern form.