Rig'Em Right Waterfowl Black Aluminum Decoy Cord Crimps - 24 Clips, 1/8" Diameter

Overview

Designed for waterfowl rigs, Rig'Em Right's Black Aluminum Decoy Cord Crimps offer a dependable, field-ready solution for securing PVC decoy cords. The sleek black anodized finish resists wear from weather and handling, while the solid aluminum construction provides a confident, tactile feel as you assemble and adjust your spread.

With a 1/8 inch interior diameter, these crimps are sized for standard PVC decoy cords, making them a plug-and-play addition to your kit. Their pliable yet sturdy design lets you crimp with common household pliers to achieve a custom length and weight balance that suits shifting conditions, wind, and water flow without sacrificing reliability.

What’s Included

• Twenty four aluminum clips
• Black anodized aluminum for durable, weather-resistant performance
• Approximately 1/8" interior diameter, sized for standard PVC decoy cord
• Pliable construction that can be crimped with household pliers for a custom length and line weight
• Rig'Em Right quality — tested by seasoned waterfowlers and trusted for consistent design and build

Usage and Benefits

• Easy to trim and crimp on-site to create tailored line lengths for your decoy spread
• Durable, corrosion-resistant finish helps ensure long-term performance in varied field conditions
• Lightweight and compact for simple packing and rapid deployment
• Compatibility with standard PVC decoy cords keeps your kit versatile and ready for adjustments

How to Use

• Cut the desired cord length, align with the decoy cord, and crimp firmly with pliers
• Check tension and spacing to suit your setup and target environment
• Keep crimps dry when not in use to preserve the finish and ease of handling

Why Rig'Em Right

Rig'Em Right is known for well-designed, durable waterfowl gear, trusted by seasoned hunters around the world. These crimps reflect that focus on practical function and field-ready construction. While results can vary with conditions, tidy, adjustable rigging can contribute to smoother setup and handling, helping you adapt quickly to changing light, wind, and water.