DAIWA Club Bluecabin FL MH-300

A rod for marine fishing moat with a parallel joint specification that bends tenaciously

A rod for marine fishing moat with a slender and thick design. As with the natural sea, fine Harris is definitely better at offshore fishing lines, but it requires some forcible interaction to avoid squirming with the neighbors. At such times, this tenacity is very effective. Since there are few seams, when a fish hangs, the entire rod draws a beautiful arc and bends tenaciously, reducing the burden on the line and absorbing the pull of the fish to prevent disintegration. By installing "X45", you can control the fish without taking the initiative, and it is finished in a condition that has the power to decide the game by floating the fish at once without making it unnecessarily rampage.

■ MH-300 ・ ・ ・ Recommended for fishing. Because of its short length, it is easy to handle.
■ MH-350 ・ ・ ・ Standard model that can be aimed at even when. If you get lost, this one is recommended.

PIPE SEAT

Name part

Supple glass solid tip with good bite

KW guide with less line trouble

Carbon-like print on the Daiwa logo

Grip end

TECHNOLOGY : 

■X45

The relationship between the orientation angle of the X45 carbon fiber and the elastic modulus is extremely special, and if the angle of the carbon fiber deviates even by 1 °, the elastic modulus drops significantly. Therefore, considering the performance of the rod, 0 °, 45 °, 90 ° is the ideal structure, and when it is set to an intermediate angle like other X structures, it is "twisted" compared to "X45", and The elasticity of the "tsubure" is reduced. In addition, a considerable weight increase is required to exert the same power as the "X45" at an intermediate angle. The "X45", which employs the three angles with the highest elastic modulus, is a scientifically-backed optimum structure for preventing twisting, and is a technology that dramatically improves power, operability, and sensitivity.

■ High-density HVF carbon rod In the carbon sheet that most affects the performance, Daiwa pays attention not only to the high elasticity of the carbon fiber itself, but also to the amount of adhesive resin that holds the carbon fiber together. "High-density HVF carbon", which reduces the amount of resin, which can be said to be extravagant, and instead increases the density of carbon fiber, is more muscular and powerful. It is the best material for rods that require strength and stickiness.