Tailwalk Fullrange C69MH/CC 2,06m 5-30g (2025)

• 98% pure carbon blank
• Fuji K-rings with SIC ceramics
• Fuji reel holder
• Premium low viscosity EVA grip
• Reinforced blank body

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Tailwalk updated the Fullrange series in 2022, but did not start releasing updated versions of the CCs, i.e. Center Cut, until the 2025 season. So in principle it could be called both the 2022 model and the 2025 model - both names would not be misleading. For the two-piece rods, Tailwalk has chosen an EVA handle, but not a full handle - with a bare blank in the middle. The price of the new models is higher than the old ones, but the company justifies this with a better and more luxurious blank.

The Tailwalk Fullrange C69MH/CC 2.06 m 5-30 g is a classic twitch rod with all the right features and definitely in the premium class. The blank is not too dry, has "liveliness" and will certainly not be too powerful to troll 11 cm wobblers, just as it will not overpower 15 cm lures. Would we recommend this for wobblers larger than 13 cm? The answer is yes. It is the ideal rod for those looking for one universal option - both the 11cm Zip Baits Orbit and the 16vm Megabass Kanata. What is missing in this rod to make it the perfect casting tool for trolling? The answer is a little bit of bait to hook... :)

If you are interested in comparing the 69M (21 g) and 69MH (30 g) and are undecided which one to choose, if you can't come and shake it, we will try to help you. The 69M is softer, more plastic, you could even say medium-fast action, while the 69MH is much more powerful and harder. The lighter version is more suitable for those who like gentle twitching, the 69MH is more suitable for those who want to give wobblers a good smash.

And of course, your choice should also be determined by your bait arsenal. If you are dominated by 11 cm lures, but you don't refuse smaller ones, say Pontoon21 Bet-A-Shad or Khamsinus, the 69M will be a better option. If you have a box dominated by 13 cm wobblers, go for the 69MH. The same goes for those who like to use the FC line, which requires a more powerful tool.