DAIWA TATULA TRAVEL ROD
X45
Along the rod blank during operation, compressive and tensile stresses coexist – something that conventional carbon fiber can handle well. However, when twisting occurs, the carbon tube can be damaged. Twisting causes problems such as: fractures, reduced casting accuracy, reduced casting range due to misaligned guides, and loss of force due to uneven energy transfer along the rod body.
With X45 technology, the carbon fibers wrapped around the rod body are arranged diagonally and in two directions, forcing the rod blank to function correctly.
SVF CARBON
Carbon fibers have a high layering density, allowing for precisely tuned responsiveness. By reducing the amount of resin in the structure, the SVF fibers bond tightly together, resulting in superior strength and maximum performance.
OVERVIEW
Tatula Travel belongs to DAIWA's famous TATULA series. It is necessary to have a neat 4-piece design, easy to put in a suitcase or backpack, very suitable for travel, picnics or long trips. The body uses high-density HVF Nanoplus Carbon, which is both lightweight and sturdy, effectively reducing vibration, while X45 technology with a ±45° cross carbon structure helps increase durability, resistance to torsion, and optimize throwing force.
The FUJI eyelet ring system is durable, smooth wire guidance, and supports both PE and mono wires well. The EVA handle is smooth, non-slip even when hands are wet, providing a comfortable grip. It comes with a special boom bag with a sturdy design, convenient for storage and long-distance travel.
