$19.99
| Length | 2 3/4 in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Type | Floating |
| Depth | 11 ft |
| Sound | Silent |
| Hook | #4 |
The DEEP-X 200T was long a favorite of discerning crankbait anglers, featuring one of the earliest implementations of the Moving Balancer System for long casts and steep dive angles. The new DEEP-X 200 LBO continues this storied legacy by incorporating the revolutionary LBO II balancer system and decades of design refinement. The DEEP-X 200 LBO exhibits multifaceted performance and versatility for underwater games in many fields, excelling as a crankbait, a flat side shad, at times a diving minnow, and at times even a vibration bait that searches a dedicated range.
The uniquely evolved form of this DEEP-X 200 features further refinements from the previous model. In addition to the high pitch vibrations, the angle of the head amplifies its sharp, rolling action. It emits intense high pitch flashing and impactful vibrations. The astonishing flight distance of the slim-bodied 200, made possible by the LBO II, defies expectation. The ultra-long-distance casting performance easily outpaces a typical crankbait, demonstrating the far-reaching explosive performance of this extraordinary crankbait.
■ INSTANT ACTION
The LBO II is locked into place by the neodymium magnet in the front for optimal placement and action.
■ SHAFT BALANCER SYSTEM
The low center of gravity of the LBO II plays the role of a shaft balancer, combining the power point and action point for excellent responsiveness, creating high pitch rolling action with intense flashing.
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