Comments: Bought a strip of brown and yellow to replace the legs on one of my River 2 Sea Bully Wa's and it was a perfect match! Kind of a pricey replacement but the rubber material seems to be identical to what was originally used. Will buy again if needed.

From: Jesse: WV 10/1/19

Comments: Skirt material looks good, but the "Red" is not red at all... it is straight up pink. Pretty disappointed in that.

From: Adam: San Antonio, TX 11/22/17

Comments: While I'd agree that $3.79 is expensive when you consider buying only 1'x16" strip of rubber, being a lifelong fly tying junkie, I guess I'm used to paying a premium for small quantities of quality materials.  Heck, its nothing to pay $20 to $50 for patch of chicken feathers!  However, I think that you guys tying your own bass jigs are missing the real purpose of this material.  Yeah, you could use the whole strip to make ONE bass jig entirely out of rubber.  But this is intended to be an "accent" material, to be added along with your 40-50 stands of silicone skirting material to give the jig some flare.   I take this 16" strip and cut it into 3 strips approximately 5.25" each,  just like your pre-cut 20 strand silicone strips.  I even go a step further and seperate the 1" wide sections into halves or thirds.  Now you have 6 to 9 total strands to make 9 jigs, which equates to about $.42 per jig of your material cost.  Personally, when I tie my jigs I like to keep my rubber skirting
bunched together on the inside throat of the hook, as close to the eye as possible. Maybe 3 strands on the left and 3 strands on the right of the eye, like crawfish antennae.  Then I trim them just a little shorter than the silicone strands so that they spring to life when the jig stands up, like antennae.

From: Big J 3/1/17

Comments: Both Below Comments are right on, I wish I would've read them prior to purchasing. The amount of material you get is very little, especially considering other options available elsewhere

From: John: Wisconsin 2/8/17

Comments: I strongly agree with the comment below- the amount of rubber, 16", does not worth $3.

From: Ray: AL

Comments: The ammount of rubber in each package is extreemly small. In some cases not even enough to tie one jig. I will not order this rubber again.

Comments: Decided to try my hand at making my own mop jigs after seeing Dave Hite use them. $5 per jig for Buckeye mops is a bit out of hand to me. I mean, I like Davey and all, but I can buy a whole gallon of gas and a small cup of coffee out here in CA for that much, you know what I'm saying. So I clicked on the Lure Customization tab to look for non-silicone rubber skirt material and only found this stuff. I ordered a bunch along with about 30 different Skirts Unlimited silicone living image skirt colors--they are amazing! This product was a dud. There is no life in the rubber. Mop jig skirts should fan out immediately when you hold your jig just below the water surface and they should move with the slightest current. These laid there like a spent ..... after an all nighter with Raquel Welch. I did notice a little movement to them while sitting on the bottom, but not nearly as lively as they should be. Came back to TW site and looked up Skirts Unlimited on the "search by brands" page and behold--TW carries their flatline rubber skirts. They didn't come up when I searched the Customization tab--beware. The difference between the two brands is night and day. In fact, Skirts Unlimited's product is the best I have ever seen--period. Combine with their Boss brand jig heads and you have the ultimate jig for about half the price--and I mean ultimate as in best of the best. Plus you have customization options you have to see to believe. Their inexpensive skirt tool even works with both types of skirts. I combine them for color and action. Jigging out here can be difficult at times with the fish deep (lakes are deeper than a swimming pool out here) and the mop style jig adds a new dimension to the old school way of catching big fish. Thanks to TW for carrying their products--sorry Rainys, but the proof is right before your eyes.

From: KP: CA, USA