High Power Model Rocketry

Nickel Plated Swivels

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$2.61 $4.23 In stock

These nickel-plated swivels are designed for high-power rocketry recovery systems. Attach them to your parachute or shock cord to help reduce tangles during descent, ensuring a smoother and more reliable recovery.

  • Available in four sizes: 4/0 (400 lb test), 6/0 (600 lb test), 9/0 (1000 lb test), and 12/0 (1500 lb test).
  • Nickel-plated finish offers corrosion resistance for repeated use.
  • Swivels allow rotation, minimizing line twist and tangling.
  • Suitable for various parachute and shock cord configurations.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella W. ★★★★★

The nickel plating on these is holding up way better than the bare brass ones I used last season. Swapped them onto my main shock cord and the lines came down way less twisted. Smooth rotation even under a fast deployment.

Emma H. ★★★★★

Put one of these on my drogue chute line and watched the descent during last weekend's launch—no tangling at all, and the nickel plating handled the heat without a scratch. Spins smooth as silk every time.

Joshua ★★★★★

The swivel spins so freely that my shock cord came down completely untangled on the first flight. The nickel plating looks tough enough to handle the rough landing on gravel, too.