With the Choice 300, you're in charge. Make up to ten (10) selections using the following criteria and we'll allocate your 300 high-quality tungsten beads accordingly.
- Type (SL for slotted; CS for countersunk)
- Size
- Color
With up to ten selections, you can afford to go crazy. Choose from among 27 colors in both countersunk and slotted, ranging in size from the 1.5's and 2.0's used in midge patterns to the 3.3's and 3.8's needed for your larger ties.
Whatever your needs, Saluda Beads is here for you. Your money! Your choice!
Been tying with their slotted beads a while now and they have been the most consistent in terms of a clean slotted bead. Really helps with orienting them on the hook and setting your thread dam. The new colors in olive and pink are fish catching machines! Tight lines - Matt
Awesome! Thanks for the review Matt!
P.S. Love our metallic olive and coffee beads (buggy), but that new metallic lite pink is beautiful.
These are better quality than Hareline and are much cheaper. The slotted beads have a tighter slot than other brands and is easier to lock down at the start of the tie.
Thanks for the review, and thanks for giving us a shot DTP!
I first purchased Saluda beads and hooks at the first annual Maggie Valley fly tying event and from that moment I knew I wouldn’t buy anything else. For the money they are the best quality and customer service you will find. I have enjoyed all of their products. Thank you Saluda Beads for all your help to make selecting beads and hooks so easy!
Wow!!! Thanks for the kind words, Bryan. Glad to have you on board.
Excellent product and company!
I can't give an honest review yet. Haven't had the chance to tie with them yet. I was hoping to see where they were manufactured, but found nothing on the packaging. I was hoping to see made in the U.S.A. I did get them fairly quick and got the number I ordered.
Thanks for the review, Kevin. While our tungsten beads aren't produced in the U.S. (due to the availability of this key mineral), our company is based in the U.S., near the Appalachians in the Carolinas.