FOUNDRY ROME LEAD MIG 21 OLD STAR

Completely renewed compared to previous prototypes. Thanks to the aerodynamic channel and its shape, it allows to maintain a very low cx or resistance coefficient, with anti-friction solutions and a reduced volume of the sections, which in comparison with other ballasts of the same weight puts it at the top of the rankings as regards reaching maximum distances even in conditions of headwind. Stability in flight: a stable flight trim (in some of its versions even with strong side winds) which makes it a pleasant ballast to throw in most weather-marine conditions. Anti-rotation: the Mig 21 Old Star maintains a static state thanks to the flight guidance provided by the channel which ensures that the entire ballast does not rotate either in the flight phase or in the recovery phase, thus allowing "less tangles in the terminals" and less stress on the monofilament. Hold: a good hold (stronger and more extreme in some versions) thanks to the silting of the channel and lightness in recovery (more pronounced in some versions), thanks to the hydrodynamic flow that runs inside the channel, which once raised, by raising the tip of the rod, tends to rise to the surface very easily and lightly. Step search: the Mig 21 Old Star maintains in almost all its versions a good ability to perceive the structure of the seabed, which is very important for beach fishing. Silence: when entering the water, the Mig 21 Old Star, thanks to the aerodynamic and hydrodynamic channel that draws the fluid medium inside it, reduces the splash effect and therefore enters much more silently than other leads in the same category, with the advantage of scaring finned animals less, especially if on the surface.