Daiwa Bass Rod Spinning Cronos Fishing Rod 682ULS-ST

Rod (fishing rod) type: Bass rod spinning Total length (m): 2.03 / Closure (cm): 106 Number of joints (pieces): 2 *Grip joint Weight (g): 85 Tip diameter/Original diameter (mm): 0.9 (0.8)/8.9 *The tip diameter is the outer diameter closest to the rod tip without parts or spools attached, and the value in parentheses is the outer diameter of the tip of the material. Lure weight (g): 0.9-5 Lure weight (oz): 1/32-3/16 Compatible line (lb): 3-6 Accessories: Rod bag A basic tactics model that has made its mark on the era. 682ULS-ST: A long finesse rod equipped with a delicate mega top solid that controls tough conditions. Unlike the previous solid tip spinning that focused on biting, we have improved the operability of light rigs and are equipped with an aggressive solid tip that allows you to dodge the stack even on hard bottoms without flipping the bite. Finesse spinning gives you a different feeling. The long length of 6 feet 8 inches makes it ideal for long casts of lightweight lures and light caro of long leaders. X45: By wrapping Daiwa's unique bias cloth (carbon fiber, etc. tilted at ±45 degrees) around the conventional structure (0 degrees and 90 degrees to the rod tip), it prevents twisting and increases power, operability, and sensitivity. succeeded in improving. By introducing this X45 structure in the right place, it is possible to suppress the invisible twisting of the rod when a load is applied, and to bring out the original power of the blank. Ultra-high-density HVF carbon: High-density carbon that has been made lighter, more powerful, and more slender by infiltrating more carbon fiber by reducing the amount of resin, which can be called excess fat. It is an indispensable blank for fishing where you have to react instantly and strongly to a bite, and it also has a moderate amount of flexibility. It is a powerful weapon under today's tough conditions. BRAIDING Contributes to improved operability, cast accuracy, and bat power. All stainless steel frame SiC guide