“Caipira” is the Portuguese term for “country folk” and evokes images of rustic life, open‑air festivals, and the smell of freshly turned soil. The brand deliberately embraces this imagery: the packaging features hand‑drawn illustrations of a family working the fields, a wooden cart, and the iconic Brazilian (cactus) that thrives in the same climate as the tobacco plants.
The elongated 170mm body cuts through crosswinds. While smaller floats blow sideways, the Caipira stays vertical, ensuring your bait remains exactly where you placed it. Tufos Familia Caipira 8 170
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"The only downside is that it is heavy. Moving the Tufos Familia Caipira 8 170 requires two strong adults. But that weight tells you it is quality." — While smaller floats blow sideways, the Caipira stays