Cralusso's selfweight floats can be used at greater depths, or they can be used for greater stability. A hook with a larger amount of lead reaches the desired depth sooner, so small fish cannot tear our bait to pieces.

Also, the lead located near the bottom gives greater stability to the tackle. The difference between the different types lies in the material of the antenna. They include:

- Glass stem C1 (this is the most sensitive)

- Polycarbonate stem C2 (transparent hollow tube antenna)

- Multicolor C3 (stem painted in several colors)

- Multicolor C4 (stem painted in several colors) With the multicolored, polycarbonate antennas, we can even offer bigger baits in the water, because the greater buoyancy can handle these baits, and the protrusion of the painted stem gives us a good indication of the bites. The solid glass fiber antenna is very sensitive, and when using smaller baits, maggots, and bloodworm, it also indicates the bite with a tiny signal lead. In terms of balancing, the amount of lead after the + sign of the load capacity must be packed on the line so that our float can stand up nicely.