Solar Titanium Indicator Head

Engineered in the UK from high quality materials that will stand the test of time.

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Manufacturer: Solar Tackle

£12.99

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Description

Titanium indicator heads are cleverly designed and engineered in the UK, with this model being made from P1 stainless components and the latest injection moulding technology. This model is made from our unique Nite-Glo material that absorbs UV light during the day (and from a torch or isotope if you want to 'supercharge it) enabling the entire head to glow in the dark.
Featuring an integral, adjustable line clip (simply twist the stainless collar at the base of the indicator head to adjust the line clip tension) the Titanium heads can be perfectly tailored to any situation and angling preferences.

Small

Features an isotope slot to fit an isotope 15mm x 3mm.
Weight = 7g

Large

Features an isotope slot to fit an isotope 25mm x 3mm.
Weight = 9g

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