ND Tackle
T10s Spring Bite Indicator
◽ Unique spring system. A spring keeps the nested tubes under tension and transfers the tension to the line. This system improves the bite indicator.
◽ Line clip with two positions. The upper line clip can be adjusted to any line diameter using a tool. The second line clip is used to secure the line if necessary.
◽ Quick assembly. The T10 can be quickly removed from the bracket arm using a magnetic closure.
◽ Suitable for bite alarms of any size. The arm length can be adjusted so that the T10 is equally suitable for large and small bite alarms.
◽ The T10 is made of genuine carbon tubes. Simple, elegant design with dimensions of 15x70mm.
T10s Spring Bite Indicator | A Springer, not a Swinger
The T10 Spring Bite Indicator heralded a new era of drop bite indicators. The drop bite indicator works in a unique way. Interlocking carbon tubes are suspended on springs. The further the tubes slide apart, the more pressure is generated by the springs inside. The system works perfectly to indicate drop bites and has replaced swingers for many users. It is virtually insensitive to wind and reliably indicates drop bites. It also looks stylish.
Fits any line diameter and comes with additional extras
The line clip has two positions: free-running and fixed. The balls of the free-running line clip can be adjusted to any line diameter using the tool supplied. But that’s not all: you can also set your personal preference for the force required to trigger the T10 Spring Bite Indicator.
Magnetic quick-release coupling and arm extension
The product comes with a magnetic quick-release coupling, which allows you to assemble and disassemble the T10 in a matter of seconds. An arm extension is also included, which allows you to extend the distance between the bite alarm and the T10 head downwards. This ensures even better bite detection.
Optional light effects
We offer UV lights for almost all products. These are small rings and sticks that not only enhance the appearance of the setup, but are also UV-active and glow under the light of the ND H10 head torch. This allows you to observe whether the fish is taking the line or not without attracting too much attention. Soon, there will also be self-illuminating lights that charge in sunlight and then glow for a few hours. Alternatively, you can also get beta lights.
