Steez C610H-SV [HARRIER 610]

STEEZ The legendary subname “HARRIER” inherited from the predecessor TD Butler era. A sacred sword that has remained in the hands of Toshinari Namiki for about 20 years, so to speak, a signature model. The iconic presence that can be said to be an extension of the left arm for the row of Lefty trees will be further sharpened.

There is no blurring in the concept, and a thorough pursuit of technical cover games. While maintaining the traditional concept of both sharp swing and power, a more accurate approach, excellent operability, overflowing power, super sensitivity and exceptional hooking response. The 21 HARRIER 610 has taken the next dimension in everything.

In the past, the genealogy of a famous rod that has produced numerous derivative models with a long length of 7 ft. Or more, but as the name suggests, the 21 model is 6 ft. 10 in. Under 7 ft. In the category of leaving the superiority of the stroke to the full, I got the length that leads to good maneuverability and speed of rework.
“Compared to the previous generation, I feel tension just by holding it in my hand. However, the moment I swing it out, I notice amazing castability.”

If the length is down with the same power, it will be hard naturally, and the cast feel will always feel strange. However, DAIWA rod technology and taper design have undergone dramatic chemical changes.

Evolved from a taper that bends from the tip of the predecessor to a fast taper with a strong tip. Clarify the role of each section by starting to bend at the tip and berry border. The whole body is tightened with X45 full shield, and 3DX supports the butt bone from the beginning. Not to mention the lightness and sensitivity of the main material, SVF COMPILE-X.
“The trajectory of the blank that has passed through the core does not blur, and a highly accurate cast is determined even with a lighter input than before.”

That is, the accuracy is further increased by reducing mistakes and making fine adjustments. The taper with excellent operability that hesitates to stack on the cover compensates for power loss and leads to improvement in hooking performance. As a whole, it also contributes to improving the catch rate of fish.

It enables low trajectory and accurate shooting to the deepest part of the overhang that has been shot in places with poor footing or rental boats. Also, even if you carry a heavy sinker approaching under the mat cover, a heavy jig, or a bulky bait on your back, you will not lose power.
“The decisive difference in power has also given us the ease of handling the big bait.”

The evolution of a level that everyone can experience is alive there.