Drennan Giant Crystals

Drennan Giant Crystals are larger in diameter than Insert Crystals but still feature a sensitive insert for enhanced bite detection.

These floats have a 5.75mm body with an interchangeable 3.2mm insert.

The tips are available in red, orange or yellow and feature our ultra-bright Glow Tip paint finish to maximise visibility in all light conditions.

These transparent Crystal® floats have a subtle light brown tint and are built and engineered in Drennan’s own factories to ensure quality and consistency.

Giant Crystals are available in seven sizes from 1g to 4g. The wide selection means that they are suitable for close-range and distance work on stillwaters and rivers.

As with all Drennan wagglers, these floats are designed to be attached bottom-end only via the base eye or with a Float Attachment.

The Range:

• 1.0g (2.5BB)
• 1.5g (2AA)
• 2.0g (2.5AA)
• 2.5g (3AA)
• 3.0g (2 Swan)
• 3.5g (4.5AA)
• 4.0g (2.5 Swan)

Features:

• Unloaded waggler
• 5.75mm body
• 3.2mm insert
• Tinted Crystal® body
• Highly buoyant
• Extra bright Glow Tips
• Red, orange or yellow tips
• Interchangeable tips
• Concentric construction
• Uniform shotting capacities
• Engineered and built in Drennan’s own factories

The Crystal® Trademark

The original Crystal® trademark dates back to 1983. Drennan were the first company to develop clear plastic floats after Peter Drennan saw large tench spooking under dark painted peacock floats in the clear water of an Oxfordshire gravel pit.

All of our Crystal® float components are produced in our own factories, involving extrusion and injection moulding of plastic parts, automated milling, turning, finishing and individual engraving of bomb weights and hand assembly.

The company has successfully maintained manufacturing tolerances over more than 30 years of Crystal® float production, so antennae and bomb weights remain interchangeable.

Insert and Giant Crystals feature our highly visible Glow Tips, subtle tinted bodies for added camouflage in coloured waters, and the unloaded models are now sequenced in grams.