Best deal on Tungsten weights?

[Pat Dilling]

I need to restock some tungsten weights, primarily worm style weights.  Where can I find the best value?  I have purchased some from nako, looking for alternate choices.

Thanks

[J.W.]

Honestly, the H2O Xpress weights at Academy are not bad. My only complaint about them is that the paint does scratch pretty easily, but tungsten can easily be recolored black with a propane or butane torch.

[Smallie_Stalker]

I need to restock some tungsten weights, primarily worm style weights.  Where can I find the best value?  I have purchased some from nako, looking for alternate choices.

Thanks

Pat, contact American Legacy Fishing. I don't know if they are still doing it but as of last December they were offering tungsten weights at their cost, no markup.

It's worth a shot.

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[Mike Cork]

Flipside Outdoors has good prices.

I also like Reaction Tackle, they have amazing customer service. I got a weight that the paint was chipped in my last order, I emailed them a photo and they sent me three to replace it.

[Princeton_Man]

Check out Xzone Lures (a sponsor here) I believe there's a UB code for them. If you like supporting American made products, check out Titan Tungsten, but read the label. Not all Titan Tungsten is made in USA.

[Pat Dilling]

Thanks folks.  I checked out your suggestions.  Looks like nako, where I have shopped before and like their product, is still the best value.  https://nakoshop.com/

[Dink Dawg]

I buy all my tungsten from Siebert Outdoors.  His other products are top tier. 

[fishingram24]

Nako weights have been the best ones I have used, paint stays on forever and the prices are among the best around.

[FD]

I buy all my tungsten from Siebert Outdoors.  His other products are top tier.

X2, I've been using Mike's stuff for a decade

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[loomisguy]

I buy all of mine from American Legacy.

[ike8120]

omgfishingsinkers.com  I have purchased from this place a few times.

[Hobious]

I buy all my tungsten from Siebert Outdoors.  His other products are top tier.

X2, I've been using Mike's stuff for a decade

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he has been selling some stuff on deep discount..well, he did over the winter.  I jumped on some and I feel a bit over stocked at this point.

[skidemn]

I buy all of mine from American Legacy.

American Legacy has been out of tungsten for awhile now. I just found the best prices on tungsten I've ever seen at a small online shop called the Jig Shack. Usually 1oz tungsten flippin weights are $8-$10 each, but only $4 at this place. Needless to say, I stocked up on everything... Look them up at jigshack.com.


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[Blacknredflake]

I buy all of mine from American Legacy.

American Legacy has been out of tungsten for awhile now. I just found the best prices on tungsten I've ever seen at a small online shop called the Jig Shack. Usually 1oz tungsten flippin weights are $8-$10 each, but only $4 at this place. Needless to say, I stocked up on everything... Look them up at jigshack.com.


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Same place I get mine from as well

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[D.W. Verts]

You know, I build a lot of my own stuff. In fact, except for the sponsorship days (when I of course still used at least some of my own stuff) I've built my own jigs, spinnerbaits, grub heads, etc. etc. almost forever. In fact, I poured a bunch of wobble heads this winter. And I paint NOTHING. Ever...

Maybe that's why I zeroed the derby yesterday? See- still learning after all of these years (he said, tongue-in-cheek).

Dale

[loomisguy]

Not all Tungsten is painted. I seldom buy the painted version unless that's all I can get.