"Get The Edge"

Magnetic Wings are made of Coraplast and silk screened with feathered detail for a more realistic look and are light weight. And most of all, there are NO SCREWS or PINS or TOOLS to deal with:

Just slide them on and start huntin' !!

The Magnetic Wings for duck decoys are available in two sizes.

Magnum Size - 14"x7" in.	Life-Size Wing - 11"x 5" in.
Designed for wide open lakes and wide open fields.	Designed for hunting in the timber and back water pot holes.

The Back Water wings have two great advantages:

#1 Small and light weight means less wind resistance which equals longer battery life during the hunt.
#2 If you hunt with a Mojo, Jr. you can put the Back Water wings inside this decoy body for easy access and transport. An easy way to keep up with your wings.

Both Wide Waters and Back Water Wings will work on any make or model or size decoys. Both wide waters and back water wings fit onto 5/16'' inch direct drive motor shafts such as the Mojo Mallard and others which require NO ADAPTER KIT.

Below are a list of decoys which require an Adapter kit and the size required:

• Mojo Jr. - 1/8" inch adapter kit
• Floater Mojo - 1/8" inch adapter kit
• Baby Mojo - 1/8" inch adapter kit
• Mojo Teal - 1/8" inch adapter kit
• Flambeau Skyscraper - 1/8" inch adapter kit
• Wonderduck - 1/8" inch adapter kit
• Luky Ducks - 1/4"adapter kit

Pin Feathers, Inc. is a family owned company based in Shreveport, Louisiana. Skip and Chris Couvillion, along with their two daughters, a lab and a beagle operate Pin Feathers. It doesn't get much more family than that. And isn't that what it's all about?

Like many small companies, it started with an idea rooted in necessity. Skip believed in the concept of spinners. The flashes of white and blue that did, in fact, look like landing birds. But he observed a potential problem with the design of the wings on those decoys. In the pre-dawn hours, setting up the spinners seemed much more like a chore. The little thumb screws have got to be hard to turn with gloved hands. Experience told him that a thumb screw could not stay tight for long with the wings spinning. When they fall out, then what? "Are they in the decoy bag? Are they in the truck? Are they submerged under 3 feet of cold water and sticky mud? There had to be a better way.....

Today, there is a better way. Setting up the decoys and attaching the wings, even with the motors turning, is just a simple "click". They go on strong, and stay on until it's time to pack up and head in. And since they're made of nearly indestructible Coraplast, stainless steel, and nylon, they'll last.

Thanks for paying us a visit and happy hunting!

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