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WHY CHOOSE A FENWICK ROD WITH AN ARAMID VEIL OR CARBON VEIL

In all forms of rod construction, something must be added in the process of building the blank that adds strength to the high-modulous graphite fibers. In most cases, a glass scrim is used to achieve this goal. In 1997, Fenwick introduced Techna AV, the first rod featuring Aramid Veil (the scientific name for fibers such as Kevlar) technology. This technology offered tremendous strength with decreased weight. In 2003, Fenwick introduced the HMG, which uses a Carbon Veil. Much like the Aramid Veil, this all-graphite material offeres great strength and structural integrity in all directions, not just two directions such as a glass scrim provides. Because it is stronger and lighter than glass scrim, less material is used, in a lighter rod that is more sensitive and stronger than ever before.

The difference between action and power: Action is the bend of the rod; power, its strength. They’re related, but not necessarily the same. Most rods for finesse techniques have fast tips and medium-power blanks. For heavier lures or trolling techniques, rods with moderately fast, medium-heavy characteristics are more appropriate.

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The information presented on this page is primarily intended for residents of the United States of America. The
availability of some models, actions and/or styles will vary by market, as well as warranty coverage and service
procedures. Please contact your local retailer or distributor for more information.
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