THKFISH Fishing Bobbers Fishing Floats and Bobbers Slip Bobbers for Fishing Balsa Floats Crappie Fishing Bobbers 1/6oz(3.47"X0.47"X6.73") 3/8oz(3.84"X0.6"X 7.2") 1/2oz(4.13"X0.75"X7.87")

I really like these bobbers they don't take much split shot to straighten them up. Too much split shot and they sink, but they seem to be well built and they are really useful

Great product but one complaint is for standard pinch weights there is no perfect weight. Your either gonna be a little light and it’s not gonna stand straight or it’s a little to much and it sits a little to low in the water.

I got these for my husband. He loves them and has caught fish using them.

I bought these for catching flounder, red drum and sea trout. Typically I fish them above a 3/8 ounce weight and a circle hook on 2-foot leader. Mud minnows for bait. With this type of rig you need the largest size bobber as the smaller ones sit too low in the water. The pros: They don't get fouled up when casting. They are pretty visible and most importantly, they are really sensitive to bites. A good approach in shallow water when dealing with spooky fish. And finally, they do not make noise so this is a type of finesse, silent presentation.

Bright colors but the paint cracked after a week in my tackle box

No instructions, won’t stand up unless you cut the top off.

Awesome bobber.. I definitely think it could take more weight than advertised, which I like personally, they’re a bit small but definitely will work with a 4-8lb setup. Going to be using them later today as well to do a more in depth product review.

I ordered these floats to do some slip bobber action while crappie fishing, however i found the size i ordered was wayyyy too big for my needs.The package arrived in just a envelope with no real packing, and two of the floats arrived broken - which the seller did say they would replace i was just not happy with the size and never took them up on the offer. Quality control seems to be hit-or-miss as some had backwards writing, paint levels that differed, and the weight between my three non-broken ones varied by about 15%-20% from bobber to bobber but the overall size was the same for all three non-broken ones.The biggest complaint i have is not so much with the individual company, but the product overall. Having the thread your line through the tiny holes and get bobber stoppers before and after was just too much work. You don't know how many times i got my rig together only to realize i forgot one of the stoppers or got a snag, broke my line, and my bobber floated away off my line hahah. That is really my gripe with this style of slip bobber and nothing against this company directly.Next year i may give them a try again, but i will for sure get some much smaller ones and maybe use these as a walleye/bass floater