DAIWA 25 TOURNAMENT JAPAN BOLO POWER LTD

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The new series of Amorphous Bolo BI rods by Daiwa improves its performance thanks to the union of the SVF Nanoplus carbon and the X 45 technology that have allowed to create an even more robust, resistant and balanced rod. The diameter is thinner than the previous version, the inevitable V Joint couplings make the new Amorphous Bolo BI more manageable and with a ready and reactive action. Assembly with Fuji S.I.C. rings K and Fuji NS reel seat.

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<p>The Daiwa 20 Luvias Evolution Regular AI is the new Bolognese rod par excellence. Blank in HVF Carbon, I grafted V Joint, carbon processing with X45 technology.</p>

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<p>The Daiwa Tournament Japan Bolo represents the state of the art of Daiwa technologies. It is a regular action rod, therefore perfectly capable of managing weights from 1 to 15 grams and fishing with a line range between 0.08 and 0.16. It is a rod with different appearances compared to what has been produced to date, as it summarizes in the body of a light, a real rod soul suitable for multiple situations. The technologies used, in particular the high gradation of the SVF nanoplus and the V-joint &alpha;, a new technology on a Bolognese, make the tool not only light but also powerful and reliable beyond any parameter measured up to now. The V-Joint &alpha;&nbsp;is an extension and, if we want, an exasperation of the V-joint concept which extends the technology to both the male and female of the graft using a very thin layer of high modulus carbon woven into a V, for disperse the tangential forces of the graft, and create a perfect curvature without internal gaps between the&Acirc;&nbsp;pieces and ovalizations. This technology lightens the connection by 25%, giving the Bolognese an exceptional balance and an absence of vibration which make it very precise in swinging, striking and casting.</p> <p>Limited series.</p> <p>Made in Japan.</p> <p>SVF Nanoplus carbon blank.</p> <p>X45 technology.</p> <p>V-Joint &alpha;&nbsp;couplings.</p> <p>Anti stick Joint.</p>

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<p><strong>Daiwa 26 PowerMesh Bolo</strong> is based on a specific design concept: using <strong>one section less</strong> than a traditional bolognese rod of the same length, while completely rethinking the geometry of the blank.</p> <p>This is therefore not simply a matter of reducing the number of sections. Each section has been developed in relation to the others, with carefully considered section lengths designed to maintain balanced behaviour throughout the rod. The result is a blank offering <strong>reduced weight, greater continuity through the bend and a more consistent response during fishing</strong>.</p> <p>The idea of working on the combination of section number and section length has been part of Daiwa's research into telescopic rods for many years. Its experience in developing high-performance rods for the Japanese market has shown how section distribution can influence the way a blank loads, recovers and transfers power.</p> <p>With the <strong>PowerMesh</strong>, this concept is applied to bolognese fishing for the first time, with a design focused on maintaining consistent behaviour from the lower part of the rod through to the tip.</p> <p>A more continuous bend</p> <p>Reducing the number of joints means fewer interruptions along the blank, but the real advantage comes from how the individual sections are designed. Their lengths have been carefully developed so that the rod works more like a single system, avoiding abrupt changes in the bending curve under load.</p> <p>The PowerMesh is therefore designed to provide a <strong>natural progression</strong>, combining quick response with control. During fishing, this translates into a more harmonious behaviour as the rod loads, with a continuous feel extending from the handle area to the tip.</p> <p>This approach is particularly interesting for anglers who pay attention not only to the overall weight of a bolognese rod, but also to the way the blank responds throughout the fishing action.</p> <p>Daiwa blank technologies</p> <p>The PowerMesh architecture is combined with several of Daiwa's key blank construction technologies.</p> <p><strong>SVF</strong> carbon construction is designed to produce a lightweight and responsive blank, while <strong>X45</strong> technology contributes to structural stability and blank control during the bend.</p> <p><strong>V-Joint</strong> is designed to provide a more progressive transition between sections around the joints. <strong>Anti-Stick Joint</strong> technology helps reduce the risk of telescopic sections becoming stuck together during use.</p> <p>The construction is completed by the <strong>Spine Alignment System</strong> and a reel-seat area featuring an <strong>anti-slip finish</strong>.</p> <p>Supplied blank for customization</p> <p>Another distinctive feature of the <strong>Daiwa 26 PowerMesh Bolo</strong> is that the rod is supplied <strong>bare</strong>, without a predefined configuration of terminal components.</p> <p>This gives anglers and professionals greater freedom to customize the rod according to their own requirements and preferred setup.</p> <p>Main features</p> <ul> <li><strong>PowerMesh</strong> design with one fewer section than traditional bolognese rods of the same length</li> <li>Blank redesigned with optimized section lengths</li> <li>Reduced weight</li> <li>Greater continuity through the working curve</li> <li>Natural progression and quick response</li> <li><strong>SVF</strong> carbon construction</li> <li><strong>X45</strong> technology</li> <li><strong>V-Joint</strong></li> <li><strong>Anti-Stick Joint</strong></li> <li><strong>Spine Alignment System</strong></li> <li>Reel-seat area with anti-slip finish</li> <li>Supplied <strong>bare for customization</strong></li> </ul>