iPX-12

$19.99

DEPTH

12ft

TYPE

Floating

LENGTH

2.5in

WEIGHT

5/8oz

description

Combining Yuki Ito’s renowned design expertise with the hard-won tournament experience of Brandon Palaniuk, the iPX deep cranking system answers the demands of the fiercest arenas in American bass fishing — and sets a new standard for deep-diving performance. 

The iPX-12 works a primary range of 12 feet (3.6m), reaching a maximum depth of 15 feet (4.5m) on 10lb fluorocarbon. A double-barreled weight-transfer system launches the iPX to the farthest reaches and delivers a steep dive angle, driving it quickly into the strike zone. 

The precisely engineered lip and its distinctive honeycomb indentation grab and direct water, locking in unwavering stability and an attacking dive posture through the retrieve. A crisp, high-pitch wobble — paired with powerful vibration and the intense flash of its tall-bodied silhouette — calls bass from a wide radius and triggers aggressive reaction strikes. 

Upon contact, the iPX-12 shows outstanding deflection recovery, quickly righting itself and returning to a productive digging action for extended bottom tracing. This responsiveness keeps the bait fishing through cover instead of fighting it, multiplying strike opportunities to keep the angler in complete control. 

Engineered for the realities of modern tournament competition, the iPX-12 is the deep-diving bait built to carry you to the top of the leaderboard. 



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