CooB Starter Kit: Aluminium Injector & Soft Plastic Lure Molds

Overview

The CooB Starter Kit is a compact, beginner friendly entry into soft plastic lure making. It combines a precision aluminium injector with durable moulds to help you test ideas without a large upfront investment. Colors and visuals may vary from the photos, but the kit keeps the focus on ease of use and real world testing so you can explore quickly and safely.

This trial size kit is designed for newcomers who want to try soft plastic lure making and experiment with proven lure shapes before committing to larger purchases. The included materials are chosen to help you produce short runs for evaluation, practice, and refinement.

What’s inside the kit

• 1 x 45 ml aluminium injector with a locking nozzle for controlled pours
• 1 x 250 ml bottle Luresol Medium for consistent base formulations
• 2 x 10 ml standard liquid colour bottles for custom hues
• 2 x pots of red and black glitter for added flash
• 1 x senko 5 inch mould
• 1 x easy shiner 4 inch mould
• 1 x eco leather bag for portability and organization
• Instructions included to guide you through basic steps

Note that the end products shown are examples and are not included in the sale. Color of molds may differ from the photo, reflecting the kit’s ready to adapt nature rather than a fixed look.

Two proven shapes you can start with

The included moulds let you immediately try two classic soft lures recognizable to many anglers. The senko style worm offers a steady profile that tracks well in water, while the easy shiner shape provides a compact, action oriented profile for a variety of fishing conditions.

How this helps you get started

• Designed for beginners who want to test soft plastic lure making without a large initial investment
• Two proven moulds enable quick experiments and hands on learning
• Glitter and color options let you customize lures to your local water
• Everything arrives in an organized package you can take on the go

Tips for best results

Making a lure with injection moulds benefits from a bit of experimentation. Plastisol types and different grades may require adjustments to the mold procedure. Start with moderate temperatures and gradual changes in injection pressure and holding time to discover your optimal parameters. For fewer spills, heat the mold to a safe range such as 100 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit and monitor the flow as you pour.

Keep in mind that the included guides are meant to assist and illustrate potential outcomes. The kit is intended for adult use only and should be used with proper safety gear. Always supervise minors closely when learning new crafting techniques. If you want more advanced options later, the kit pairs well with additional colours and materials offered by CooB.