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| Name | Aquos Ultra-D Feeder 13.7ft 4.20m 150g |
| EAN | 5056212193363 |
| MPN | GRD231 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Rod Length | 4.2m |
| Casting Weight | 150g |
| Number of Sections | 3pc |
| Rod Weight | 276g |
| Material | Carbon fibre, cork, EVA |
| Feeder Type | Distance feeder, river feeder, method feeder |
| Tip Sensitivity | Carbon tips, 2 oz, 4 oz |
| Transport length | 140cm |
| Colour | Black/Lime |
| Guide count | 13 pc |
| Guide type | MK - LN |
| Tip fitting diameter | 3.4 mm |
| Included tip count | 2 pc |
The 3.7 m rod is the lightest at 210 g and has a 90 g casting weight. The 4 m rod offers 130 g at 266 g rod weight, while the 4.2 m rod offers the highest casting weight at 150 g and weighs 276 g. Choose by the casting weight your setup needs, then compare rod length and transport size.
Yes. The range is developed for long-distance and river feeder fishing, and the supplier also specifies heavy Method feeders. Oversized guides help casting. Match your setup to the selected rod's casting weight, as the three versions have different ratings.
The three-section 4 m model packs down to 134 cm, followed by the three-section 4.2 m model at 140 cm. The two-section 3.7 m model needs 185 cm. If storage space is the deciding factor, the 4 m version is the most compact when dismantled, despite being longer in use than the 3.7 m rod.
Each rod includes two carbon tips with a 3.4 mm fitting diameter. The 3.7 m rod includes 1 oz and 2 oz, the 4 m rod 2 oz and 3 oz, and the 4.2 m rod 2 oz and 4 oz. Carbon tips are offered in 1 oz, 2 oz, 3 oz and 4 oz. Check the 3.4 mm fitting and the required rating before choosing an extra tip.
Matrix lists its Aquos 5000 reels as a matching option for the Aquos Ultra-D Feeder range. This gives you a supplier-specified starting point when choosing a reel, without implying that a reel is included with the rod.
No. Their carbon fibres are highly electrically conductive, creating a life-threatening electric-shock risk during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines. Do not use the rods in either situation.
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The Matrix Aquos Ultra-D Feeder rods are developed for long-range feeder fishing, including river work and heavy Method feeders. Durable, oversized, forward-facing guides help casting, while each rod comes with two interchangeable carbon tips. Choose between three lengths and casting weights to suit your feeder setup.
The 3.7 m version has a 90 g casting weight and weighs 210 g, making it the lightest rod in the range. Its two-section construction has a transport length of 185 cm, so it needs more storage space than either longer model. It has 12 guides and comes with 1 oz and 2 oz tips.
The 4 m version has a 130 g casting weight and weighs 266 g. It offers a higher casting weight than the 3.7 m rod, with three sections that pack down to 134 cm, the shortest transport length in the range. It has 13 guides and includes 2 oz and 3 oz tips.
The 4.2 m version has a 150 g casting weight and weighs 276 g. It is the longest rod and has the highest casting weight, making it the option for the heaviest feeder setups within this range. Its three sections pack down to 140 cm. It has 13 guides and includes 2 oz and 4 oz tips. Compared with the 4 m rod, it adds 20 cm of fishing length and 20 g of casting weight, at 10 g more rod weight.
All supplied tips are carbon with a 3.4 mm fitting diameter. The range also offers carbon tips in 1 oz, 2 oz, 3 oz and 4 oz, so check both the fitting diameter and rating when choosing an additional tip. Matrix lists Aquos 5000 reels as a matching option for these rods.
Each rod has a carbon-fibre blank and a durable cork and EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) composite handle for the grip area. A discreet hook keeper provides a place to secure the hook between fishing spots. All versions have MK - LN guides and a Black/Lime finish.
Carbon fibres conduct electricity. Do not use these rods during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines, as there is a life-threatening risk of electric shock.
