KONGER-100001215

Model: Templar TNCS Ultra Light Jig Lungime: 2.15m Putere (clasa): UL (Ultra Light) Actiune lanseta: F (fast) Putere de lansare naluci: 1-5gr Sectiuni: 2 bucati Lungime transport: 112cm Greutate lanseta: 85gr Material Blank: NanoCarbon 88T Inele: Fuji Torzite Mandrina: Fuji VSS

Produs disponibil doar cu Pre-Comanda ! Timp de livrare aproximativ 10-14 zile dupa lansarea precomenzii!

The most subtle of the series but at the same time surprisingly strong rod, designed for the utmost finesse fishing techniques. If you use 1-gram jig heads, you are well aware of the difficulties to cast the rig a long distance. It’s time for you to make a revision of your opinions, and find for yourself how the aforementioned jig heads paired with thin braids can be cast impressively far away. Even though Ultra Light Jig is intended for fishing small fish, an unexpected strike of a few-kilo pike will result in a shore photo session with the catch and a big smile on your face. Top quality of every detail combined with outstanding durability and best-possible components available on the market, resulted in a true piece of applied arts. We address the Templar series to the most demanding enthusiasts of spin fishing. The construction of these rods owns its toughness, flexibility and high resistance to mechanical damage to the ground braking formula of NCS (Nano Carbon Skin). This technology is based on the implementation of an ultrathin and strong core made from 88 mln PSI graphite and reinforced with an unique woven carbon coating produced by the Japanese ’Toray’ corporation. Also for the first time in the market we introduce the latest Fuji Torzite line guides - which are not only the lightest guides available but also they add to rods' action and dynamics. The final product is fitted with a Fuji VSS reel seat and grip made from Portuguese AAA Premium cork. Every Templar rod is offered packed in a rectangular-shaped, protective tube, which prevents the rod's sections from shifting and keeps the rod safe during transport.