Tournament specifications that combine outstanding sprinkling, long-distance casting, and controllability!Carbon taper shaft with an emphasis on long-distance castingEasy-to-grip, lightweight EVA material long gripFluorinated titanium cupFloating type that can be collected even if the product falls into the sea* It is...
| Tournament specifications that combine outstanding sprinkling, long-distance casting, and controllability! |
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| Uses a newly designed shaft that emphasizes long-distance casting! Shaft of the earlier the with soft pleasure design shaft can long shot taking advantage of the repulsive force of the shaft to control the-ground bait easy to hand high contrastFluorinated titanium cup that prevents the sprinkled bait from sticking Lightweight titanium material cup Excellent feeding separation due to fluorine processing and perforation The cup has an angle of 5 degrees that makes it easy to compress the sprinkled baitEasy-to-grip, lightweight EVA material long grip Long gripthat can be used forvariousgrips With ahole for the tail rope at the rear |
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| With the spread ofinsufficientlymixed food thatcannot be overcome by whether it is hard or soft,the word “comase work” has come to be heard frequently.Techniques such as spreading the frame in the distance to separate the bait and the favorite, and directly aiming at the offshore point by long-distance casting have been devised one after another, and along with that, the number of anglers who are particular about “hishaku” has increased. However, there are various ways to sprinkle Komase depending on the angler, and the taste of hiss is also different.People who use the elasticity of a bent shaft and throw it in a slightly fly style tend to prefer a soft shaft, while a stiff shaft shakes a sharply and throws it in a liner, or makes a sound of water landing by hitting loosely. It seems to be popular with people who do not want to stand up as much as possible. However, both soft and hard shafts have advantages and disadvantages.I often hear people say, “I wish it was a little more like this.” The soft shaft has the advantage that it can be cast long distances with a light force, but it also has the side that it is difficult to put the frame in the cup in the backpack.In addition, it is difficult to control the shaft because the shaft tends to twist when shaken, and this tendency becomes more pronounced as the shaft becomes longer. The hard shaft has the advantage that it is easy to put together the frame and the twist is small, so it can be sprinkled with good control.However, the strain on the arm when swinging is heavy, and long-term fishing can cause considerable fatigue. Hishaku shafts are difficult to use if they are too soft or too hard.Isn’t it possible to extract the good parts of both the soft shaft and the hard shaft to make it easy to handle?Based on this concept, “Tournament Long Caster 2” worked on making the shaft. The |
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