Jig Ace Poppers

[Cam Foley]

Found some of these poppers they look very good.
Has any one ever used them ,they are about 150g.

[Cam Foley]

Have just found out that 2 of these poppers are not made by jig ace ,and i dont know which one's.Will do as soon as they arrive in the mail.

[Luke Wyrsta]

Have just found out that 2 of these poppers are not made by jig ace ,and i dont know which one's.Will do as soon as they arrive in the mail.

2nd from bottom is an OK/Attack popper, Bottom looks like some kind of Adhek popper.

[Cam Foley]

Are they any good Luke ,they were quite cheap.

              cheers CAM

[Greg Burt]

It was an OK popper I found at Noosa, the Adhek name has popped up a bit lately, check the old thread http://www.gtpopping.com/forum/index.php/topic,223.0.html

[Brandon Khoo]

Greg - Adhek poppers are in a different class in terms of their finish in comparison to the OKs. The OKs do look spectacular but believe me, you'll notice the paint gouging off within ten casts. Adheks, on the other hand are tough. The Goby I used with considerable success at Bugatti hardly had anything other little holes from the teeth after a few fish. They were incredibly resilient.

...... and if you were thinking of buying the OKs which I have seen as much as $60 locally, I paid $18 SING for them over there. Try about $15 AUD converted.

[Ivan Verhage]

Brandon
What shop in singapiour did you buy the ok from?

thanks
Ivan

[Greg Burt]

I left the OK popper on the shop wall after the feedback on the other thread, as Cam's getting his in a package of mixed poppers it makes it reasonable .
 All the references to the Adhek poppers has been positive, some thing else to look out for to put in the collection .

[Brandon Khoo]

Ivan - you can get better poppers than these.
Greg - Adheks are good but no stockists I know of in Australia