XESTA Slow Emotion for Spin Slow Jerk S651

ATTACK WIDE-ANGLE WITH SPINNING

A NEW STYLE OF SLOW JIGGING.

While doing jigging in various situations, I wanted to attack at a wider angle, and I wanted to incorporate the essence of slowness while taking advantage of the good spinning. It took 3 years from this concept to improve the sensitivity of the spinning rod to feel the operability when attacking a wide range, the self-propelled jig that makes use of the repulsion of the rod, and the bite during the fall. Developed. Since the fight with the rod bent to some extent is physically required, torque was applied from the belly to the bat. The length is designed to be 6.5ft with good operability and stroke and fight. The result is a blank that can be used for various rod works such as a high speed pattern peculiar to spinning and a pattern that engraves a range peculiar to slow jigging. Therefore, the jig notation is divided into HI and SLOW. A new category of spin throw jerk, a new approach begins here.

S651

standard	S651
full length	6'5 ″ ft 1.95 m
Number of joints	2 (grip joint)
End	143 cm
Own weight	132g
Tip diameter	1.9 mm
Original diameter	8.0 mm
Fit jig	Hi 80 ~ 150 Slow 100 ~ 200
Recommended line (PE)	1.5

A light model that can technically operate high pitch up to 150g and slow jigging up to 200g. Designed with a slightly first taper to achieve both lightness and sensitivity during jerking. Power class No. 1 most suitable for shallow water around 50m depth and timing when the tide is not working.

GUIDE SYSTEM

P color KW guide (SIC-S) is used for the butt section, P color KT guide (SIC-S) and LG top guide (SIC) are used for the tip section. A system that reduces stress such as line troubles as much as possible by setting double-foot and single-foot guides according to the count.

GRIP DESIGN

A DPS seal sheet with holding power is used for the down lock. A clear coating is applied to the carbon fiber sticker to create a good hold and a sense of quality. The minimum required grip design contributes to sensitivity and operability.