Shimano Tiralejo 2 piezas Surf Spinning caña de pescar, 9'6 pies, acción: Moderate Fast (TRS96MA) : : Deportes y Aire Libre

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Shimano Tiralejo 2-Piece Surf Spinning Fishing Rod, 9'6ft, Action

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Work the surf hard with the Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rod. This rugged rod features a high-modulus blank reinforced with 4 outer layers of graphite laid at 90 angles, for superior hoop strength and amazing pulling power. Strong Fuji stainless steel guides are fitted with slick Alconite inserts, to maximize casting distance and support the rod's excellent sensitivity. Classic Fuji DPS reel seat; black shrink-wrap tube grips offer maximum grip and control in the toughest conditions.

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The new Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rods are made with the all new Shimano C4S blank construction which utilizes high modulus blank and wraps 4 outer layers of 90 degree graphite. The C4S construction is a unique design that uses Carbon C a 4 layer process 4 and slit carbon tape S while using high modulus carbon HM. The rod is wrapped with an inner and outer layer of carbon tape over two layers of carbon pre-preg.

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Shimano Tiralejo 2-Piece Surf Spinning Fishing Rod

Shimano Tiralejo Surf Rods are constructed of C4S-HM a four-layer process that eliminates blank twist and increases the rate of recovery allowing you to cast much farther. Tiralejo's feature Fuji alconite guides with stainless steel frames, a Fuji DPS reel seat and thin and comfortable black shrink wrapped fore and rear grips. Meticulously designed to pair with the Shimano Ultegra series of surf reels. In combination they allow surfcasters to reach previously unachievable distances.