ABU GARCIA SaltyStage KR-X Prototype Super Light Shore Jigging XSLC-942SL

Blanks are 100% domestic carbon prepreg. Maximize the performance of blanks without painting completely. It is a TAF manufacturing blank that boasts outstanding flight distance performance for shooting distant nabla, easy-to-operate lightweight blanks that can keep lures operating all day, and power to suppress blue objects that run like bullets.

● Nano carbon blank (100% domestically produced carbon specification) newly designed "Triarchy Force manufacturing method" The
"TAF (Triarchy Force) manufacturing method" reviewed all of the "material", "design" and "manufacturing method" of blanks.
We are thoroughly pursuing the basic performance of the rod "strength, weight, sensitivity" and are innovating blanks design to improve performance.
　・CPC blanks (100% carbon design)
　・DPH structure (ultra-thin double-density ply structure)
　・NS taper (natural straight taper) Adoption of
nano carbon blanks Adopted
carbon material using Toray's Nanoalloy® technology. In addition to amazing strength and durability, we have realized a lightweight and highly sensitive rod!
*Nanoalloy® is a technology brand representing Toray's high technology.
● FUJI SiC-S guide/KR guide concept

XSLC-942SL

Special model for baitcasting for super light shore jigging. 9 feet 4 inches super light action model. A jig around 15g is the best match! Regular first taper design for bait tackle that is hard to backlash. Even with a lightweight metal jig, even with a light cast, the flight distance is further extended, and the stickiness and repulsion unique to the TAF blank. The main targets are small to medium-sized fish such as sagoshi, aomono, madai, hirame, magochi, and seabass. Butt power and torqueful TAF blanks that can withstand unexpected big fish such as warasa and kanpachi. Perfect for plugging with minnows and topwaters. It is up to the angler to draw out the full potential of the rod, the manual operation feeling unique to bait tackle, direct sensitivity, ease of fall, jig drift maniac technique, how to use, and the rod's full potential!