The strongest here, and the only 1×7
Petri’s Catch 2016 101, 10-piece, 40 cm
Twenty kilos, ten traces, and the only construction number on a ready-made trace here.
Specifications
- Count
- 10 traces
- Length
- 40 cm
- Load
- 20 kg — the highest on this shelf
- Construction
- 1×7 — seven steel wires firmly twisted
- Diameter
- 0,5 mm, stated still supple enough for a clean lure action
- Fittings
- Snap and swivel fitted at the factory
- Stated for
- Big pike and catfish, on crankbait, spinner and shad
- Spares
- Ten is stated to cover a session including snags and bite-offs
- Amazon reference
- B075FFXRCV (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4043138013456
What the maker puts in writing
- 10 traces · 40 cm · 20 kg
- 1×7 construction: seven steel wires firmly twisted
- 0,5 mm thick, still supple enough for a clean lure action
- Snap and swivel fitted at the factory — no crimping, no knots
- For big pike and catfish, on crankbait, spinner and shad
The number that tells you how it behaves
1×7.
Seven wires, twisted into one. That is strong for its thickness and it is stiff.
Two spools on this shelf sell 7×7 — seven strands of seven wires, forty-nine in total — which is far more supple and lets a small lure swim as it was designed to. The trade runs the other way on strength.
Three listings here publish a construction. It is the single most useful thing a steel trace can tell you, and four sellers leave it out.
Twenty kilos
The highest load on this shelf, against 12, 12, 9 and two at 40 lb.
That is a catfish and big-pike rating, and it is what the thickness is for.
Where it can be bought
Germany 13,90 €, Italy 18,14 €, France 18,64 €, Spain 19,84 €, Britain 22,50 €. Absent from the United States.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: 14 € to 20 € at the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon shops.
Priced in another currency: the British Amazon shop sells it outside the euro, so the range above excludes it.
No such listing: the American Amazon shop answers the reference with a search box rather than a page.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Any price inside this text was read on 29 September 2026; the live one sits at the top of the page.