Gardner Covert XT Flexi-Ring Kwik Lok Swivels - FRQXT

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The Gardner Covert XT Flexi-Ring Kwik Lok Swivels are designed for serious carp anglers who require a reliable and efficient quick-change system for their terminal tackle. These swivels provide a significant tactical advantage by allowing for rapid hook changes during sessions, though they are specifically engineered for use with rigs that accommodate flexi-ring attachments, which may require minor adjustments for some existing setups.
| Model Part Number | FRQXT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gardner |
They are compatible with most standard carp hooks, provided the eye is large enough to pass over the crook.
Yes, they are designed to be reused multiple times without losing their strength or shape.
Each pack contains 10 individual swivels.
The flexi-ring allows for greater movement and rotation, which prevents tangles and improves the mechanics of your rig.
The finish is durable, but like any terminal tackle, it may show minor wear after prolonged contact with abrasive lakebeds or stones.
Ensure a proper kicker or piece of shrink tube is pushed fully over the eye of the hook to secure it to the swivel crook.
Rinse the unit thoroughly with fresh water to remove any lake silt or sand trapped in the ring.
To ensure optimal performance, always pair these swivels with high-quality shrink tubing or dedicated rig kickers to lock the hook in place on the crook. Ensure the hook eye diameter is compatible with the swivel's gape; most standard carp hooks fit perfectly. After use, inspect the crook for any signs of debris or sediment. If the swivel becomes stiff due to silt or lakebed particles, rinse it with clean water and test the rotation before storing it back in your tackle box. Avoid forcing hooks onto the swivel if they are too small, as this could prematurely fatigue the material.