Comments: I'd like to update my review. I had one start to leak that was never cast into anything. I went to replace it as it does catch fish. Under the new pricing, though, I passed. I'm looking right now at a couple of McRips sitting on my desk next to three Duo Realis Jerkbait 100DR's. The Duo's are much more finely designed. They are far better molded and painted. Their eyes are better done and they are equipped with perhaps the best hooks you can buy. They are larger with more internal structure than the McRips. In contrast to all of these attributes, the McRip now cost a dollar more than the Realis. Comparatively, that's aggressive pricing by Spro.

From: KC: 6/29/22

Comments: This is a good jerkbait that slots into a fairly unique size/depth range. It has better action than many others that dive as deep. They walk without easily blowing out when jerked. They aren't quite instant in their stop, though. They do suspend well. The hooks are pretty good quality. The paint is better than the grimy jobs on many Spro crankbaits. I always keep a couple in the watermelon red color n my box.

From: KC: Unknown 5/20/22

Comments: Was very impressed by how well this produced for me on the St-Lawrence River system. Chrome Shad and Old Glory do so well with sunlight in clear or stained water. Even in the dark, the vibrations it made while cranking it caught me walleye. Compares and even maybe beats deeper jerkbaits from JDM companies that are double it's price.

From: Matt: Montreal, Quebec Canada

Comments: Works well and catches fish when fished with the correct technique. But the downfall is that the lure is overpriced and mine broke pretty fast :( got a small crack and started filling up with water.

From: Tyrone, Cape Town, South Africa

Comments: Great Jerkbait.  Used it for a 7th place finish at a club tournament on Lake Murray last weekend.  Suspends great, fish ate it up!!!

From: Jay: Charlotte, NC