Daiwa 20 Sensor Wave Rod 1303H
(32 reviews)
The longer models are more traditional Australian surf rod design, 12’0” through to 15’0”. Sensor Wave have slightly shorter handles than most other Daiwa Surf rod designs, a feature welcomed by many sidecast reel users and spin users alike. The use of BRAIDING-X on the butt sections of Sensor Wave allows for an overall smaller blank diameter, which when stretching lengths out to 15’0” can make quite a difference to the rod's overall balance and feel when in use. Outfitted with Fuji’s Corrosion Control (CC) ‘O’ ring guides, the Sensor Wave rods are built to last and built to fish, where the treacherous coast is no place for inferior equipment.
The longer models are more traditional Australian surf rod design, 12’0” through to 15’0”. Sensor Wave have slightly shorter handles than most other Daiwa Surf rod designs, a feature welcomed by many sidecast reel users and spin users alike. The use of BRAIDING-X on the butt sections of Sensor Wave allows for an overall smaller blank diameter, which when stretching lengths out to 15’0” can make quite a difference to the rod's overall balance and feel when in use. Outfitted with Fuji’s Corrosion Control (CC) ‘O’ ring guides, the Sensor Wave rods are built to last and built to fish, where the treacherous coast is no place for inferior equipment.
$159.00 - $229.99
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Daiwa 20 Sensor Wave Rod 1303H
$159.00
The longer models are more traditional Australian surf rod design, 12’0” through to 15’0”. Sensor Wave have slightly shorter handles than most other Daiwa Surf rod designs, a feature welcomed by many sidecast reel users and spin users alike. The use of BRAIDING-X on the butt sections of Sensor Wave allows for an overall smaller blank diameter, which when stretching lengths out to 15’0” can make quite a difference to the rod's overall balance and feel when in use. Outfitted with Fuji’s Corrosion Control (CC) ‘O’ ring guides, the Sensor Wave rods are built to last and built to fish, where the treacherous coast is no place for inferior equipment.
The longer models are more traditional Australian surf rod design, 12’0” through to 15’0”. Sensor Wave have slightly shorter handles than most other Daiwa Surf rod designs, a feature welcomed by many sidecast reel users and spin users alike. The use of BRAIDING-X on the butt sections of Sensor Wave allows for an overall smaller blank diameter, which when stretching lengths out to 15’0” can make quite a difference to the rod's overall balance and feel when in use. Outfitted with Fuji’s Corrosion Control (CC) ‘O’ ring guides, the Sensor Wave rods are built to last and built to fish, where the treacherous coast is no place for inferior equipment.
