AMYSPORTS High Strength Fishing Snap Swivels Ball Bearing Swivels Stainless Fishing Swivels Saltwater Corrosion Resistance Barrel Swivel for Freshwater Fishing

Very strong however very stiff, not easy to open and close. I use a pair of needle nose pliers, but then I have arthritic hands and fingers.

Works great and cheaper than all the stores. Would buy again.

Good for what I use it for no bending ease to use.

Purchased size 3+3 (78lb) 50 PCs high strength stainless ball bearing swivels for saltwater bass fishing.Because I want to make sure that whatever I catch .... that these swivels will be able to withstand the initial moment of pressure. So I rigged up a simple setup to pull test it myself so I can be rest assured that the product will hold up.I pulled to 27#s on my hand scale which to me is more than incredible for what I am targeting. There was no damage orDeformation whatsoever. Bearing still moved easily and the ring on the swivel did not even looked like it was touched.Would I recommend this? Absolutely!!!!! Definitely will be buying more. Now that I seen it perform flawlessly .... there will not be any hesitation

Strong enough

These are probably good and won't break or stretch when you have a big fish on. I have big hands and they are really hard to open and put through the ring on a lure.

Slim, not too many bumps, stainless, doesn’t get better. Price is good.

I probably could have used a smaller size. Made well with ball bearings

Soon I will used

The quality of the product is excellent and helps me a lot in fishing when changing jigs and it has a good price

Seems to be good and strong latch is good. Will let you know how it stands up to the test the time.

Exactly what I was looking for..will post video after first use

I tested the swivel clip using my luggage scale. Loaded it up to 50 pounds and it did not break although it is rated at 31 pounds. The wire loop reduced down to a tiny loop at the end of the wire, acting like a slip knot, but the bent tail portion of the clip surprisingly did not straighten and fail. The fishing line was still securely attached. I was reluctant to test any higher as there was lots of potential energy in the line and I didn't want the clip to whip into my face when it broke. It still swiveled smoothly after 50 lbs. I then cut it open the swivel portion with cutter pliers and found tiny ball bearings inside. Have not tested the ball bearings for rust resistance but I'm impressed so far.