Carp Expert MAX2 FEEDER STRONG BOT 4.2M Feeder rod

The fishing rods in the MAX 2 series are made of IM8 carbon.

Why is IM8 extraordinary? Most carp fishing rods are made of IM10 carbon, and there is no other fishing rod in the carp fishing category on the Carp Expert palette that would be made of IM8, so we can gain an interesting, new experience by trying it out.

The MAX2 Feeder series covers 3 types of casting weight ranges, which have been classified as Light, Medium and Strong.

The Light, 30-60 gram, finest member is suitable for smaller canals and short distances. The Medium, 60-100 gram, version provides a universal, 'classic' middle ground for stillwater carp anglers. The Strong, most powerful versions, thanks to their 100-150 gram character and extended handles providing excellent grip, also offer an alternative for reaching distant fishing spots for their users.

1 carbon and 2 glass feeder tips come with the series.

Their appearance is characterized by a clean black blank with white lettering and silver-colored banding at the guides, providing a truly impressive yet understated look for the series!

The reel seat is the well-proven screw-down type. The sleek rod blank is surprisingly lightweight, so it doesn't become uncomfortable even during longer casting sessions.

For perfect balance and equilibrium, it is worth choosing a reel between 4000 and 6000, depending on the chosen size.

Whether it's long-leader feeder fishing or method fishing, these rods will be loyal companions in any angler's hands for a long time.

42. Fine Tackle The appearance of IM8 carbon has opened new doors for fine tackle anglers. The sleek, lightweight rods, by virtue of their character and quality, fully meet the high expectations encountered during big fish angling. The flexible rod blank is perfectly suited for accurately delivering bait with minimal dispersion.
7. SLEEK SPLIT HANDLE (duplon bottom) A lightweight, sleek, split cork – duplon handle characteristic of quality rods, giving the rod an exclusive appearance. Its essence is that the spongy part at the bottom of the handle provides a stable grip even with wet hands. The length of the handle is optimal, providing perfect grip during fighting and casting.
3. CLASSIC SCREW REEL SEAT The most commonly used screw reel seat has been placed on the rod. The popularity of this type, used for decades, lies in its simplicity and reliable construction. Two plastic-lined jaws, capable of holding the reel foot, serve to fix the reel, one of which can be tightened with a large nut.
5. SIC Lightweight During the production of SIC guides, it became possible to use more elegant, thinner, and, last but not least, significantly lighter guide inserts than previous ones. Thanks to the unparalleled properties of silicon carbide, these lightweight, thin-insert guides also resist the abrasive effects occurring during casting and fighting.