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Floating, suspending or sinking - which should I order?

Answered from the crankbaits from china: a tight price band, and why it misleads record · Hard lures · question 5 of 8 · updated 2026-09-26

Short answer

That is a merchandising decision rather than a technical one, and it depends on the water your customers fish. What matters for the order is that you name one, because the three are different builds from the same shell and a supplier who is not told will ship whichever the tooling already produces.

In detail

Note that buoyancy is not the same as action: the label does not describe how the lure swims.

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From the record: Where the sample stops, and what that costs you.
FieldWhy it mattersStatus in this sample
BuoyancyFloating, suspending and sinking versions of the same body are different buildsNot stated on any listing

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Part of the product record Crankbaits from China: a tight price band, and why it misleads (Hard lures). The record carries the tables this answer is drawn from, the fields a factory needs before quoting, and an explicit list of what has not been verified.

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