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What do I usually use on the Wadelite?
I personally keep 1-2 soft plastics rigged on jigheads and some small braid cutters. Occasionally I'll throw a top water on it when I'm done with it.
Are they waterproof?
Yes! The bodies are all made of a UV and high heat resistant plastic and the magnets are epoxy coated to help prevent corrosion. Any split rigs are stainless steel.
Is there a warranty?
No, however with the Wadelite Clip if you have an issue with the hook DM/Email me for info about replacement.
What will it hold?
Jig heads and soft plastics with jig heads in them will stay with no worry of coming off. Topwaters also stay very well I have had one fall off when jumping out of the boat but nice thing is they float. Corky's and soft dine style baits however will hold but are more prone to coming off due to their weight. I usually don't put those type of lures on the Wadelite due to cost and higher possibly of losing them although you can and they will stay to an extent.
The Wadelite L is the strongest due to magnets being exposed and the Wadelite S has a thin barrier between the magents but has one more magent inside making them very similar.
Future of Wadelite?
I hope to add multiple color options eventually for the Wadelites along with possible new products.