- 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 Fulrange is a very wide range of bass casting rods, which includes both very light rods and powerful casting rods, which are of more interest to pike anglers. Like most Tailwalk rods, the strengths of the Fullrange series are high quality materials, luxury fittings, very good design and low price. The low price of Fullrange rods was already in place before the spectre of Covid, war and inflation shook the world, after which the prices of European and US company-owned brands shot up. After all this, Tailwalk rods have become even more attractively priced, because, say, in 2019, the Fullrange is priced at s 200eur, while the Westin W6 and W4 have gone up by 30%, the Savage Gear SG4 and SG2 have gone up by 25% or even 40%, and the Tailwalk is priced at the same 200eur. The same situation with competitors from Abu Garcia or American rods. The prices of the products of the big Japanese companies, such as Shimano or Daiwa, which have branches in Europe, have also become slightly more moderate. More moderate, but definitely noticeable. So Tailwalk's price/quality ratio has shot up over the last 5 years compared to its competitors and this only increases their value in the eyes of our anglers. So if you are looking for the best possible value for money then go for Tailwalk, you won't go wrong.
The 2,16m model has been a success in Lithuania, mainly among pelagic fish hunters. Its short length (2.16m) makes it comfortable to fish with, not only when throwing bait at short distances, but also when fishing vertically. The short handle allows for effortless one-handed casting and does not interfere with the passing of the bait.
Is this rod afraid of overloading? The answer is unequivocally yes. You can cast a much heavier rubber if necessary and you won't have many problems with undercutting.
