The Naked Chod Rig attached directly to the main line is extremely effective, especially if you do not want to disturb the fish already present in the area but are not sure if the bed is clean: this rig allows you to present the bait so that the carp can take it even when it falls on algae. Less conspicuous than a rig with a leader, it is perfect when the use of leaders is prohibited. The Naked Chod Safety System is a solution as simple as it is ideal for creating this type of rig and contains all the necessary small parts, except for a Ring Swivel and an 11-size QC Ring Swivel. Inside you will find a Rubber Barrel Bead, to be attached near the bait, and the Ring Swivel, which should be placed between the Rubber Barrel Bead and the Chod Sleeve. Both components are supplied on a guide wire that allows you to easily thread them onto the line, where they will stay at the height where you position them (depending on the type of bottom you are fishing on). If a rigid plastic No Trace Bead is added to the line, the Ring Swivel cannot slide beyond the Chod Sleeve. If the main line breaks before the Chod Sleeve, the No Trace Bead (which has a side opening) easily detaches from the line, freeing the Ring Swivel and leaving only the bait available to the fish. The Naked Chod Safety System includes: 3 x Chod Sleeves, 3 x Barrel Beads, and 12 x No Trace Beads. The No Trace Beads are also sold separately in packs of 25.