BASIA DF CARP Like all serious carp anglers pushing the boundaries is the natural way of
things. In the same sense then our rod design engineers are no different. For over a decade the Magnum Taper profile has remained untouched by any
other carp rod design. The balance, tip speed and versatility, even in the high test curves remain unsurpassed. However the benchmark of best is not high enough for our team and when
combined by the desire and drive of Danny Fairbrass a breakthough was never far away. By combining a core of high modulus low resin fibre armoured with
outer layers of X45 carbon we have been able to reduce the diameter of the MT performance. Importantly this harmony of materials harnesses more potential energy that when released applies more power to the cast. The added benefit of the X45 is a higher torque resistance contributing to better straight line accuracy and a crisper recovery. Furnished to the same ‘Custom’ standard as other DF’s each model feature 50mm butt guides, a profiled NS grip handle and a silk low glare matt finish.
FEATURES › Designed in conjunction with Danny Fairbrass › Reduced diameter blanks with MT tip action › Ultra High grade carbon core armoured with X45 › Silk matt low glare finish › Fuji DPS reel seat › Profiled, NS shrink tube handle › Black Metal butt cap and trim rings › Custom built finish throughout
MODEL
BDFC2234 -AU BDFC2300-AU BDFC2314-AU BDFC2334-AU BDFC3314-AU BDFC3334-AU
36 //
LENGTH (FT)
12’ 12’ 12’ 12’ 13’ 13’
WGT (OZS)
11.0 11.1 11.2 11.5 13.2 13.4
TEST CURVE (LBS)
2.75 3.0
3.25 3.75 3.25 3.75
MAX CASTING WEIGHT (OZS)
4 5 5 5 5 5
REC’D LINES (LBS)
6-20
10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20 10-20
DISTANCES (YDS) 150 155 160 165 170 180
MAX CASTING
RRP
£480.00 £490.00 £500.00 £510.00 £540.00 £550.00
2013 Catalogue
www.daiwasports.co.uk
RODS & POLES
COARSE
CARP
SPECIALIST
SEA
GAME
SPINNING
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