Length: 90mm / Weight: 52g / Type: Floating / Hook: #1 /Ring: #3

Generally, the drawbacks of large deep cranks are their long cast performance and heavy reeling resistance. We also focused on the silhouette and action so that they would not be too different from those of baitfish.
By casting, I easily exceeded the 8m depth range and expanded my sights to 9m to 10m, which are more primitive and less competitive. Even if it had the ability to dive deep, it would not be able to demonstrate its ability without distance. The body shape takes air resistance into consideration, and a super large moving weight of 8.5g is moved to near the tip of the tail to stabilize the flight posture.
In addition, the honeycomb body is 40% thinner than the OSP model, making it lighter while maintaining strength. By adopting a sideways low-ride eye that allows the distance between the two weights to be close together, and by placing the front weight above the eye, we have achieved a one-weight feeling of being at the closest distance.
Achieves good swimming start and response, light reeling resistance, and light swimming like a real baitfish.
Around structure, the distance from the tip of the lip to the hook is long, making it difficult to snag. It also has buoyancy, allowing for a hang-off approach where you lightly stack the lips and then stop and float.