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SCARPELLINI CACCIA PESCA
Last checked with the dealer
about 14 hours ago
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The item is located abroad. Please note that delivery conditions, shipping times, and/or the purchase process may differ.
La pesca dei cefalopodi con le imitazioni di gambero è uno sport sviluppato in tutto il mondo.
DESCRIZIONE
In giapponese le esche si chiamano Egi, per cui la tecnica è stata battezzata Eging. Ed è proprio quello il campo d’azione delle ottime canne Rip Tide: rapide per lanciare con facilità e sensibili in vetta per gestire al meglio le esche e avvertire le tocche di Seppie e Calamari.Dato che la lenza è quasi sempre in PE, multifibre privo di elasticità, è la canna ad assorbire la loro difesa, che è quasi sempre energica; qui entra in gioco la struttura in carbonio Alto Modulo CX-1 Micro-Pitch, la cui reattività può essere programmata centimetro per centimetro.Ed è nel calcio che risiede una potenza notevole, per affrontare bene le condizioni di vento avverso, non così rare nei mesi freddi quando i Cefalopodi si avvicinano a riva.A partire dall’estremità inferiore, fino ad un tratto a monte del porta mulinello, l’impugnatura è rinforzata da bande incrociate di carbonio, proprio per incamerare potenza e restituirla nella proiezione del jig a grande distanza. L’impugnatura è sdoppiata in EVA, con un calciolo conico per un controllo perfetto e una grip superiore che ingloba il porta mulinello Rapture a scomparsa. Anelli a gambo lungo in SiC.
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