Tackle House K2F

TACKLEHOUSE’s K2F is a lip-equipped minnow from the second-generation K-TEN series, developed for offshore use to reach areas that were difficult to target with floating minnows. It features the K-TEN SYSTEM 2.0, which uses magnetically held tungsten balls, and R-Unit 2.0, which moves multiple weights in a circular motion. The design achieves both long casting distance and a lifelike action by shifting the weights toward the rear during the cast, then allowing them to work inside the body during the retrieve without locking them completely in place. Other notable features include a 3D laser-cut through-wire, PST body, and triangular eyes, with the structure designed to account for strength, aerodynamics, and the loads encountered during the fight.

The pinhole line eye optimizes the point of input and is designed to reduce water resistance during the action. The Force Reaction Control Lip takes casting distance, water grip in rough seas, and swimming-depth control into consideration. On the K2F142, T:2 has a more upright lip than the standard T:1, resulting in differences in pulling resistance, start-up action, and stability during slow retrieves, allowing anglers to choose between them according to their position and target depth. Other models with different sizes and lip settings are also available, including the K2F142WL T:2.2 and K2F162 T:3. The K2F162 T:3 is a 162 mm, 45 g floating model. The K2F142 measures 142 mm and weighs 26.5 g, while the K2F142WL measures 142 mm and weighs 27 g. Standard models are fitted with hooks and split rings specified for each model. The K2F142 T:2 factory model features an enlarged head eye and is designed to accommodate setups that use multiple connection rings.