CB One Enfinity EN86/14
The Infinity is a casting rod that prioritizes power and durability for tackling large fish such as yellowtail, amberjack, tuna, and GT with high drag loads. It has ample power from the tip to the belly, and is designed with an action that uses the entire rod from tip to grip end to rebound with extremely little power loss. You can feel the lure flying with the rebound force when the rod bends back during casting, and the lifting power that makes the fish come up when you hold the rod upright, and we have confirmed through actual catches of many fish that there is a clear improvement in casting distance and a reduction in fight time. The action is adjusted to make it easy to draw out the power of the entire rod and bend it with little force, so the physical burden on the angler when casting and handling lures is greatly reduced. It is a design that satisfies the seemingly contradictory elements of flexible bending and sharp rebound at a high level.
Grip
The reel seat and EVA grip are made as thin as possible and tapered appropriately to allow for easy application of force, pursuing functional beauty. The front and rear are designed to have optimal dimensions for fighting fish, depending on the power class.
Guide
Lightweight, high-strength titanium SIC-S rings and a double-foot guide system. The spacing between the legs of the guide is a lightweight, separate-wrapping design that allows the blank's action to be maximised.
Specifications
Length: 8'6" (260cm)
Weight: 438g
Line Weight: PE# 5-8
Cast Weight: Max 160g
Max Drag: 14kg/45°
Sections: Butt Joint
Butt Length: 76cm
Packed Length: 194cm
Guides: MNST12-RVSG40 (T2 Titanium)
Grip (mm): F/200 R/410
<Regarding Standard Weight>
Due to this specification change, the standard weight will be changed from the previous notation for products manufactured from 2026 onwards.
<About Max Drag Value>
Max drag is the maximum load capacity when held horizontally. Up to 80% of the maximum value is the recommended initial drag setting for actual fishing, and you should adjust the drag as needed depending on the situation during the fight. The actual breaking strength is more than the maximum drag value, but a safety margin is included to protect against sudden loads due to drag performance and condition, boat rocking, or when a fish suddenly takes off.