Betts Foam Float Cigar 1.50" Slim 100ct Red/White

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UPC:
042621183533
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The Betts Foam Float Cigar 1.50" Slim is a workhorse bobber for anglers who want reliable float performance without the fragility of plastic. This 100-count pack of red and white cigar-style floats delivers the visibility and durability serious fishermen depend on when they're targeting panfish, bass, or any species that responds to live bait presentations. Hard foam construction means these floats won't crack, dent, or sink when they take a hit—they stay buoyant and upright season after season, even after dozens of casts.

The slim 1.50" profile keeps these floats compact and unobtrusive, ideal for fishing shallow to moderate depths where you want a responsive bobber that won't spook finicky fish. The red and white fluorescent finish cuts through water glare and makes it easy to track your float in varying light—whether you're on a murky pond at dawn or a bright afternoon on moving water. Hard foam floats have been the choice of working anglers for decades because they simply outperform plastic in real-world conditions.

At 100 floats per pack, you've got enough to stock your tackle box, replace worn bobbers, or share with fishing partners. Whether you're a panfish specialist, a bass angler who favors live shiners, or someone who just appreciates tackle that works, these Betts floats are dependable, affordable, and ready to fish.

Key Features

  • Hard foam construction—won't crack, dent, or sink under repeated use
  • Slim 1.50" cigar shape for unobtrusive presentations
  • Fluorescent red and white finish for visibility in varied light
  • 100 floats per pack—ready for a full season or tackle refresh
  • High-floating design keeps baits at target depth

Specifications

Size1.50" (slim cigar style)
MaterialHard foam
ColorRed/White fluorescent
Count100 per pack
Float TypeCigar bobber

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between foam and plastic floats?

Foam floats are more durable and won't crack or dent when they hit your rod guide or a fish's strike. They stay buoyant for years, while plastic floats can become brittle and sink over time. For anglers who fish frequently, foam is the better long-term value.

Are these floats good for panfish and bass?

Yes. The slim 1.50" design works well for live bait presentations targeting panfish, bass, and other species. The compact profile keeps your setup responsive and less likely to alarm fish.

Why does the pack come with 100 floats?

Over time, floats get lost, tangled, or worn out. A 100-count pack ensures you'll always have backups on hand and enough to replace your bobbers throughout the season without restocking constantly.

Will the red and white colors fade?

The fluorescent finish is applied to hard foam, which resists the fading that can occur on plastic. That said, UV exposure will eventually tone down any bobber; the red and white design remains visible longer than solid dark colors.