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Originally posted by YeeHaa YeeHaa wrote:

Hooks made in China generally have around 1500 faulty hooks per 10,000
Hooks made in Korea have about 100 faulty ones per 10,000
Hooks made in US or Japan have about 20 per 10,000 that are faulty.

maybe the sinkers made in China generally have around 1500 faulty  per 10,000 as well


We do have a few faulty heads coming through, the flaws are in the finish of the paint some have dings in them I would say 1-2 per 100. We assemble the Cyclops in New Zealand by hand which allows us to filter out any heads we are not happy with.


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is it just the lumo with the uv blast or have they all colors got it??
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Originally posted by Moocha Moocha wrote:

lets not get into the 'Lumo' debate again OuchStern SmileLOL


If some decide to start that again Moo they will quickly find they are having trouble logging on.
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