Zalt Zhad

€7,15
  • Engineered in Sweden
  • Classic Zalt design, proven for decades
  • Built for pike & predators
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Zalt Zhad is a classic softbait that captures the essence of the iconic Zalt design. Its carefully crafted body delivers a strong rolling and wiggling action that imitates a struggling baitfish, and the classic Zalt profile gives a stable, attractive swim at all speeds – whether retrieved slowly or twitched.

  • Proven Zalt shape that triggers strikes from trophy-sized predators.
  • Rolling and wiggling action that attracts big pike, zander, perch and catfish.
  • Works for vertical jigging, slow retrieves, medium-speed twitching and trolling.
  • Durable softbait construction for repeated use.

Specifications

Length Weight
14 cm (5.5") 23 g (0.8 oz)
21 cm (8.3") 77 g (2.7 oz)
Great for:PikeZanderPerchCatfish

Specifications

VersionLengthWeightRunning depth
Softbait14 cm (5.5")23 g (0.8 oz)–
Softbait21 cm (8.3")77 g (2.7 oz)–

Technique: Spinning · trolling · vertical jigging

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Shipping & delivery
We ship from Sweden to Europe, the USA and Canada. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days. Delivery time: Sweden 2–5 business days, Europe 3–7 business days, USA & Canada 7–14 business days. More about delivery
Returns
You have a 14-day right of withdrawal from the day you receive your parcel. Please contact us at cs@zalt.se before sending anything back. Return shipping costs 69 SEK and is deducted from your refund. Read the full return policy
What is the difference between Floating, Suspending and Sinking?
Floating rises when you pause and dives when you retrieve – great over shallow water and weeds. Suspending holds its depth during pauses, which often triggers strikes. Sinking sinks slowly so you can fish deeper and control the depth by counting it down.
Which size should I choose?
Smaller sizes work well when fish are cautious or feeding on small baitfish, and for perch and zander. The larger sizes target big pike and are easier to see in stained water. Not sure? A mid size is a great all-rounder.