At a quick glance, its shape might be mistaken for a very common straight worm. However, the body of this Pippin lure is engineered with a square cross-sectional design, which increases water resistance and enables drift techniques that were challenging to achieve with a traditional straight worm.

Another distinctive feature is the clearly defined dorsal and ventral sides. The flat dorsal surface enhances stability and improves hooking rates, while the upward-sloping ventral surface is designed with tail posture stability and excellent water drainage in mind. Three rings attached to the tip of the tail respond to rod action by moving with a slight delay, producing an exceptionally smooth and natural motion.

Even during its descent, the body remains rigid. Sinking with a realistic baitfish silhouette ensures that it does not give any indication of artificiality to Horse mackerel, making it far more enticing to the target fish.