Greys Advent TE Multi-Tip Rod multi tip 8ft 12,20 & 30lb

• 4 piece rod with 3 tip sections to IGFA class ratings
• Lightweight and slim rods blanks with huge power reserves
• Progressive action for sensitivity and control
• Improved rod balance and length
• EVA handles, moveable DPS reel seat and SIC braidsafe guides

With the launch of the Advent TE Multi-tip Greys have achieved their aim to produce the most versatile boat rod ever. Just think - one rod with three superb tip sections built to IGFA class standards of 12, 20 and 30lb. Made using the finest high modulus, lightweight carbon blanks, the fabulous TE also features braid-safe SIC guides and finest quality EVA handles with moveable DPS reel seats. If you?re serious about your boat angling, using an Advent TE will make your life easier and fishing more fun, wherever you fish and whatever the conditions.

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