Trabucco code 171-86-600

Trabucco Olympea Rst Surf Rod 200 g

Rod length: 4.20 m
Fishing technique: Surfcasting
Casting weight: 200 g
Rod material: Carbon

€316.90

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Specifications

Brand	Trabucco
Code	171-86-600
EAN13	8054393138590
Rod length	4.20 m
Fishing technique	Surfcasting
Casting weight	200 g
Rod material	Carbon
Category	Fishing rods

Description

Trabucco Barrel Olympea Rst Surf

Surf rod with very thin stem, technically on top, using the very low incidence of resin carbon nano tek to cx2 has managed to get a very special cane under all technical aspects. Fitted with Fuji Alconite k with braided ties in order to resist technical launches with braided lines.

Fuji DPS reel seat made of graphite and stainless steel

4.20 mt length

Dimensions 145 cm

Power 200 grams

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