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Rings number
Transport length (cm)
Power (gr)
Length (cm)
Weight (g)
Price inc VAT
1530409
€153.90
€123Until 12/12/2024 included
1+1
9
145
<120
188
134
€153.90
€123Until 12/12/2024 included
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The PENN Conflict Light jigging is a 1+1 jigging rod suitable for jigs up to 120 g. Thanks to the use of the best carbon material combined with the X-wrap carbon technology and the highest quality Fuji components, this rod is simply unrivaled in its price category. The low-diameter blank is designed to give a perfect action to a jig. Thanks to the use of many carbon components, the rod is very light but very sensitive, allowing you to fish without effort all day long.
Features: • Japanese design blank • Robust Fuji rings resistant to sea water • High-quality Fuji reel seat • X-Wrap carbon technology • EVA handle • Very sensitive blank
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