MOJO® Rippler

When this is working properly, it is one of my favorite pieces of gear. Unfortunately, like most MOJO products, quality is seriously lacking. I used mine fewer than 10 times. While it was in the water during my last hunt, 2 plastic posts that anchor down the motor broke and destroyed my unit. I hate to lose it, but I can't justify spending $40 on something that won't last a season.

I bought 2 of these decoys, along with a half dozen flickers, this year. While I faced no problems with the flickers and was very impressed on there effictiveness both my ripplers broke only on there second hunt. Both broke the same way on the same day. While floating on the water I had both motors come apart in the decoys. Loved the decoy but not going to buy a decoy to use for only a few hunts.

Love the action in brings to the spread! I hope there are plans to make more varieties not just greenheads.

Ive Had the rippler for 3 weeks and was great until the plastic piece that holds the weight on broke.

I love my rippler and butt up ripplers, but with a brand new set of batteries and they are properly installed they run dead and don’t last but 4 hours! I need consistency in a product to hunt all day other than that they are fine

I bought the Rippler after the 2016 season. I tried it in North Dakota this fall and I love the water motion it provides. However, there are a few faults with its construction. The switch is poorly designed and you have to push it a number of times before it will turn on even with the batteries properly seated. Who likes to fumble around in the dark trying to get it going every morning set up. Every time I use the Rippler, water gets inside the decoy despite the gasket seal on the cover. I'm wondering how long the motor will last before corrosion trashes it.

I’m not sure if it’s the batteries I used or if it’s the decoy but it started to smoke up! Please let me know if anyone else had this problem cause this is a serious problem!

This quiver motion decoy really puts out a great ripple. Better than the butt-up quivers I have. However, they suffer from the Achilles Heel of all offset-weight motion decoys. The motor mounts just don't hold up. I have owned 3 of these since they were introduced and all have failed in the same way. Even with periodic tightening of the mount screws and applying Loctite, they still shake themselves apart. To be fair and honest, I've had the same problem with other manufacture's products that were designed the same way. C'mon guys, come up with a fix and make them as reliable as the spinning wing decoys. I have 1 or 2 of every model of MOJO spinner since they came out and I have not had the first second of trouble with any of them. Heck, I still have my original model built on the feeder decoy and it's working great after many years of service and multiple gunshot wounds. Until you can improve the quality of the rippler, I'm going back to a pull string. Thanks