Anyone ever ordered one of the spinnerbait master packs off this website?

50 dollar kit for:

2) Secret Weapon boat vinyl decals

(4) spinnerbait bodies, in your choice of size: Baby Bass, Silver Shad, White Shiner, and Tennessee Shad (Watermelon)

(8) premium silicone skirts: White Shiner, Threadfin Shad, Blue Herring, Baby Bass, Bleeding Minnow, Citrus Shad, Tennessee Shad, and Bluegill

(2) Mustad Ultra-point trailer hooks with keeper tabs

(18) Quick-clip blade attachments.

Plano 3650 ProLatch Utility Box

100 dollar kit:

(1) Secret Weapon boat decal

(2) 3/16-ounce spinnerbaits

(4) 5/16-ounce spinnerbaits

(2) 9/16-ounce spinnerbaits

(8) Alternative silicone skirts

(4) Mustad Ultra-point trailer hooks with keeper tabs

(36) Quick-clip blade attachments

179 dollar kit:

Heck of a lot of stuff in sidearm, quickstrike and buzzbait models.

(40) Premium Silaflex skirts

(66) Quick-clip Blade Attachments

I like the idea of a kit with quick clip blade attachments for the versatility but gosh, sure seems like a lot to spend on spinners. Any of these kits a good value? Can anyone attest to their quality?

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http://www.secretweaponlures.com/

I have several minikits.  A buddy of mine is on their pro staff, they are a great company with a great product.  its my understanding that the pro pack is for pro staffers, and they get that at a highly discounted rate.  I'd order a few minikits first, to see if they are for you.

http://www.secretweaponlures.com/arsenal/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=8

That link should take you right to the products I was mentioning.

I ordered one of their $50 kits about 3 years ago.  The baits are nice running and good quality but a little overpriced IMO.  I was happy with the products.  Next time I would probably order without the kit.

I'm no pro, but I can confidently say these are super quality baits and that's why Secret Weapon lures cost a bit more than your average spinner/buzzer. They're really slick baits though. The colors are awesome, the hooks are razor sharp, the bodies are covered in thick, colorful, paint to match the skirts and, most importantly, they look different in the water. The blades flutter above the body attached to their clips instead of the spinnerbait arm. This also make the hook more accessible when a bass chomps down on it. You can even flip these lures because the blades do this helicopter thing as the bait sinks straight down. Just order a couple to try out. They are a little different so, who knows, maybe you won't like them. I doubt it, but I wouldn't drop $100-180 bucks on a bait I hadn't tried out first.

P.S. My favorite is the Sidearm: