Swivels, Links & Rings

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Sizes run from 8 down to 20, with coatings ranging from matt anti-glare to PTFE. Use the filters to narrow by type or size.

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How to Choose Swivels, Links and Rings

For most carp rigs a size 8 swivel is the standard choice for the mainline or leader connection, where a larger, stronger fitting is sensible. Size 11 suits the hook-link end of many rigs, while size 20 micro ring swivels are used in pop-up and spinner rig setups where a small, neat fitting is needed.

Quick-change swivels let you swap hook-links without cutting and retying, which suits anglers who change rigs frequently.

Ring swivels are simpler and slightly cheaper; spinner and ronnie swivels have a rotating ring that allows the hook to move freely, which is a key part of how those rigs work. Chod and heli swivels are shaped to run or lock on a leader and are not interchangeable with standard swivel types.

Matt black or dark anti-glare coatings reduce reflection on the lakebed and are worth choosing over bare metal finishes. PTFE coatings add a smooth surface that helps a swivel rotate more freely under load.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size swivel should I use for carp rigs?

A size 8 swivel is the most common choice for joining a leader or mainline to a hook-link, while size 11 is widely used at the hook-link end. Size 20 micro ring swivels are reserved for small, neat fittings such as those used in spinner and pop-up rigs.

What is the difference between a ring swivel and a quick-change swivel?

A ring swivel has a plain ring at one end that you tie or loop a hook-link onto directly. A quick-change swivel has a clip or gate mechanism that lets you attach and remove a hook-link loop without cutting the line.

What is a ronnie or spinner swivel?

A spinner swivel, often called a ronnie swivel, has a free-rotating ring or boom that allows the hook to spin and sit at any angle above the lead. It is a key component of the ronnie rig and similar pop-up presentations.

Do anti-glare coatings on swivels actually matter?

A bare metal swivel can reflect light on clear or shallow lakebeds and potentially spook wary fish. Matt or PTFE-coated swivels reduce that reflection and are generally worth choosing over uncoated options for carp fishing.