O.S.P Louder70

“Expressing the role of poppers with full specifications” LOUDER is born!
For example, when a pencil bait is not appealing enough. It is the unique performance and role of the popper to be able to notice and attract bass lurking in the cover to a wide range and deep. Of course, the flight distance and accuracy are good, but the important appealing elements are the pop sound, splash, rattle sound, and swimming with reduced travel distance. It can be used anywhere from narrow pin spots in the productive zone to vast weed areas in open water. It was developed with the aim of significantly improving the presence of the popper itself by improving all performance.

What is LOUDER?
Accuracy is good and long casting is possible even with a thick line that considers the cover area. The cup, which can be said to be the life of a popper, is large and has a unique long nose shape. Grabs a large amount of water and raises the surface of the water to generate a water column. The inside edge of the upper jaw has a gum-like Break Water structure, which holds the water in the cup and makes a snappy splash, and it is also good at spitz that throws splashes of 1m or more in a fan shape. Also, the predatory sound that occurs from the landing point is effective for big bass hiding in the cover. The rolling sound of the large rear weight moving back and forth and the sound of hitting the wall are added to maximize the appeal. It is also possible to swing the head, and it generates pop sounds and splashes in all situations, from weak short twitches in pin spots to strong jerk in open water. It has a slightly standing floating posture and a high specific gravity design, so it is well entangled in water and reduces the moving distance and appeals with a one-point concentration action. Bring in a bass that hesitates to break the surface of the water with few miss bites. Dart action to dive and surface is also possible. A powerful popper that attracts bass without becoming monotonous was born by incorporating many appealing elements.

fluorocarbon and nylon
Poppers have different actions depending on whether the line used is fluorocarbon or nylon. With fluorocarbon, the weight of the line causes the cup to face downwards, making popping noises more likely. Nylon is lighter, so it is easier to raise the water column and splash.