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SKU: WX2*0740194
Built for anglers who want a trolling rod that balances strength with bite detection, this model centers on Okuma’s UFR tip technology to add lifting power while still transmitting subtle strikes. The extended tip section blends unidirectional fiber over 24-ton carbon, and the rod uses E-glass blanks for a sturdy, purpose-driven build. EVA grips, rugged stainless steel angled guide frames, and titanium oxide guide inserts round out a straightforward setup suited to trolling applications where sensitivity and control both matter.
Ufr Tip
Technology adds reinforcement in the
Designed Increase
Lifting strength and power by
Built Help
Detect even the lightest bites
E-glass Rod
Blanks for added strength
Includes Eva
Grips for a secure hold
| 24 Ton Carbon | Yes |
|---|---|
| Extended Tip Section | Yes |
| Grips | EVA |
| Guide Frames | Rugged stainless steel angled guide frames |
| Guide Inserts | Titanium oxide guide inserts |
| Handle Material | EVA |
| Lifting Strength Increase | Up to 400% |
| Power Increase | Up to 400% |
| Rod Blank Material | E-glass |
| Tip Technology | UFR-1 Ultimate Flex Reinforcement |
| Ufr Tip Technology | Yes |
| Unidirectional Fiber | Yes |
The product is a trolling rod designed around Okuma’s Deadeye/UFR tip technology, with the stated goal of combining strength and sensitivity.
The source lists E-glass rod blanks and UFR-1 Ultimate Flex Reinforcement tip technology. It also says unidirectional fiber is blended over 24-ton carbon in the extended tip section.
The listed components are EVA grips, rugged stainless steel angled guide frames, and titanium oxide guide inserts.
No. Those specifications are not provided in the source data, so they can’t be confirmed here.
No. Those details are not provided in the source data, and the product is a rod rather than a blade product.