Comments: As a follow up to my previous review, I reached out the company via their customer service email explaining my issue and never got a response.  Guess I know a company that I won't be purchasing from again.

From: Meatwad: USA 7/23/14

Comments: I've been using the Strike King flippin tube, but they discontinued the bluegill color so I decided to try these.  Unfortunately, my experience is consistent with the other reviewers in that the strands are all connected, and in some areas not even separated where I could pull them apart, will actually need to use a utility knife. With the amount of tubes I go through, and considering the price of these, I don't feel that I should have to go through the tubes one at a time to work on them. I've reached out to the company for their perspective on this issue and will post once/if I receive their feedback/

From: Meatwad: Bummed in tubeville

Comments: This is a very good tube. You do have to pull the strands apart, but not a problem for how well they work.

From: Mark: Henderson NC, USA

Comments: 2nd.time I ordered to see if I got a bad batch. The consumer should not have to cut the strands apart. I won't order again until quality control improves...........

From: Ray

Comments: Used these for the first time, they are extremely durable but a little stiff and the tail segments are not all separated properly, requiring a little prep to use. Could be just the batch, great colors the black/red is best I've seen for color definition, caught a 4 1/2 pound bass first hour of use.

From:Larry: Alexandria, LA

Comments: My go to for flipping is the Buzzard Snot color but Captain Midnight is a close second. Caught tons of fish flipping trees and brush with these.

From: Landon: 1/5/23