DAIWA Rheomaster Madai M-270/J

Daiwa Leo Master Madai – Unparalleled Stability & Power

The Leo Master Madai redefines Komase Madai rods with an innovative 2-piece structure featuring a full solid first section. This first-of-its-kind Daiwa design enhances stability, sensitivity, and maneuverability, making it the most advanced model in its class.

Key Features & Technologies

Revolutionary 2-Piece Construction

• #1 Section: Carbon Full Solid – Provides superior bait stability while maintaining slim and lightweight performance.
• #2 Section: Carbon Tubular – Increases butt power, allowing effortless Komase work and easy pumping action when fighting large Madai.

Daiwa’s Advanced Technologies

• ESS (Expert Sense Simulation) – A precision-engineered system that optimizes rod performance based on stress and energy distribution, refining sensitivity and power.
• MEGA TOP – High-strength carbon solid tip offering uniform bending, exceptional visual and tactile sensitivity, and enhanced durability.
• V-JOINT α – Nano-alloy reinforced joint structure providing a smoother, stronger, and lighter connection.
• X45 – Bias-woven carbon fiber reinforcement at ±45° to eliminate twisting, significantly improving power, sensitivity, and control.
• ZERO SEAT – A seamlessly integrated ergonomic reel seat, designed for stress-free handling, especially when using electric reels.

Premium Design & Details

• Striking Aluminum Holder Pipe – Features a vibrant pink anodized finish, inspired by the beauty of Madai.
• Stable Fighting Grip – Wrapped grip tape ensures secure handling during intense battles.
• Optimized Butt Length – Designed for underarm bracing and minimal interference when rod resting.
• LDB Guide System – Lightweight, tangle-resistant tip guides for smooth line control.
• Refined Aesthetic Elements – Includes 3D nameplate, double-anodized nuts, and high-profile guides optimized for electric reels.

With its cutting-edge structure and elite performance, the Leo Master Madai sets a new benchmark for stability, power, and sensitivity in Komase Madai fishing.