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I’m going to start with what these are. They’re a crude cheap spinner that works well enough to catch fish. These are NOT a panther Martin, mepps or rooster tail. The quality is low but they are easy to cast, easy to get spinning and won’t cost you much heartburn if you lose one.Would I recommend? Yes. I got these for my young kids to toss around. If one ended up in a tree then I can just cut the line and toss on another. My son actually caught his first solo artificial lure fish on one of these. It was a big fat fish (it was a small sunfish but he proudly told everyone he passed on his kayak and at the boat ramp how big and fat it was). They’re also nice if you need to throw in heavy cover where there’s a good chance you’ll get a snag and cat retrieve it. You’ve got 3-5 snags before you hit the price of 1 quality name brand spinner.

Very generous collection of 16 in line spinner baits. They cast well, and stay a foot or more below surface on normal retrieve speeds. With 16 lures, you can afford to lose a few to snags; but these actually do well pulling through weeds / grasses. Points deducted for the patterns / colors on the blades. They are not painted on; they are stickers. They will probably not last long over time; but that isn't really important. The colors and patterns are there to catch fishermen - not fish. It is the action of the blade, and the sound it makes, that catches fish. And it DOES catch fish. Down here in SE Florida, bream and large mouth bass are the main prey. Up north, these should also be great for crappies and pickerel, too. The 16 spinner baits come in a nice slotted hard case, with a rigid piece of cardboard keeping the two sets of 8 separate. Treble hooks can tangle up in a heartbeat; but the slotted foam and the cardboard do a good job of keeping things in order. Bottom line: they are not as good as the name-brand lures; but at a dollar a pop, they will do nicely.

The quality of these is good. These are basic lures all the same size but they do come in different color combinations. They are a very good value and work well. The spinning action attracts fish and the hooks are sharp. What makes this really great is the case. The case appears to be well made of tough nylon and a zipper that goes all the way around so you can open the case and lay it out flat. It is super compact and well made.

There are 8 different color designs with 2 lures of each design, for a total of 16 spinner lures. Mostly made of metal with a few beads strung onto them, these spinner lures are all the same reasonable size. They appear to be made of good quality materials. There is one hook attached to each lure, which are of the treble hook variety. They are very sharp, so handle with care.These lures do come packed together in a carry case. It opens or closes by means of a black metal zipper. The case is not super large, but it also doesn't really need to be that large. It is a hard shelled case, which has then been covered over by a black canvas fabric. The stitching appears well done. The case is lined across both interior halves by slots specially fitted for these spinner lures, 16 slots in total. Please refer to my photos for visual reference.These lures are mechanically functional so far. Under normal use and circumstance, and if maintained and properly stored, then I do expect that both this case and it's lures should last a good long while. However, only time and use can truly say how long they will remain such. But as of now, they look good to me. But do keep in mind that I cannot guarantee success with these lures, due to there simply being too many combined factors contributing to the results.5 out of 5 stars.

I've been using this style of spinner bait for bass, panfish, and especially trout for a long time. These seem very similar to Mepph Aglia style spinners, though maybe not quite the same quality. They're certainly not bad though. As others have pointed out, the colors on them are really just stickers which probably won't last a super long time. That's actually ok with me though since I've had more luck with plain metallic silver and gold spinners anyway.Getting 16 spinners for the price of a few name brand ones is a deal, plus you get a nice little case to put them in too. The hooks are sharp and they all look and feel at least of average or decent quality. I think it's a quality product, especially for the price.

These are much less expensive than buying name brand at any local store. They have good action. Sharps hooks, and work great! As a bonus they come in a nice carrying case!

I’m not going to trash-talk these lures which follow a simple design that’s both effective and versatile. The problem is that the stickers peel off much too easily which impacts the spinning motion of the blades. These are otherwise a very good set of inline spinners made of tough materials with sharp hooks. The carrying case is an added bonus and may be used for a whole assortment of your favorite lures. Considering the price for this set of 10 lures, it’s forgivable that the blade stickers fall off but this small detail could mean all the difference for some.

Fantastic set this is like every Mepps lure plus some they never made, good quality and great deal

Basic spinners, cool case.The treble hooks are sharp and an appropriate size. Length is reasonable. The blades have a couple different designs, but I've always believed that's there for the sucker not the fish.A bit more than a dollar each seems reasonable. I paid more for a spinner 30 years ago when money was worth more, long before the internet spared us all from the evil of local business. I suspect the margins on these are still astronomical, but they're still way more affordable than they used to be.At a dollar each however, I do expect better. Less case (these are going in a tackle box after all) and more spinners. Maybe throw in a couple with some trailing hooks for worms.4 stars only because of pricing.

The spinners come in a rainbow of colours with 2 of each colour. As any long term fisherman knows from fish biting at the lures or hitting rocks/seaweed the colours chip off. So having two of each you always have a backup. I added feathers to 1/4 of them.

I picked up these spinner baits for my sister who is big into bass fishing here in Ontario. If you order these, know in advance that they are all identical spinners with treble hooks. The only difference is each one is adorned with a different coloured sticker. Now about these stickers...you can see from the picture that they are poorly stuck on with bubbles underneath them. My sister hasn't christened them yet do I can't speak definitively to their longevity, but I don't see the stickers lasting beyond a few strikes. My brother-in-law is a fanatic and he'd probably argue that the haphazard stickers will effect his retrieval and the action of the lures.The hooks are sharp which makes the storage case handy keeping them separated and secured.For now, I'm rating them 4 Stars and I'll adjust it if my sister reports anything different.