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Detect delicate bites when feeder fishing
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| Name | Ethos XRF 2.5oz Tip Carbon 2.8mm |
| EAN | 5056212148783 |
| MPN | GRD207 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Rod Length | 0.63m |
| Number of Sections | 1pc |
| Rod Weight | 4.6g |
| Material | Carbon Fibre |
| Feeder Type | feeder_tip |
| Tip Sensitivity | 2.5oz Carbon tip |
| Transport length | 63cm |
| Tip diameter | 2.8 mm |
| Guide count | 7 |
| Guide type | Sea Guide XOG-N |
| Colour | black |
| Compatible rod series | Matrix XRF |
| Included tips | 1 pc |
They fit Matrix XRF feeder rods and have a 2.8mm fitting diameter. Check the rod series and tip fitting before choosing a replacement.
Choose from 0.5oz, 1.0oz, 1.5oz, 2.0oz and 2.5oz. You receive one tip in the selected rating, with seven Sea Guide XOG-N guides, rather than a set or a complete rod.
No. Its carbon fibres are highly electrically conductive, creating a risk of fatal electric shock. Do not use it during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines.
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These carbon replacement quivertips fit Matrix XRF feeder rods with a 2.8mm tip fitting. Their sensitivity helps show even cautious bites from small silverfish, while a subtle coloured marking makes the tip easier to watch.
Each black, one-piece tip is 63 cm long and weighs 4.6 g. Seven Sea Guide XOG-N guides carry the line along the tip. The transport length is also 63 cm, so allow this space when storing the detached tip.
The range includes 0.5oz, 1.0oz, 1.5oz, 2.0oz and 2.5oz versions. Choose the required tip rating for your compatible XRF rod. All five share the 2.8mm fitting, length, weight and guide specification. These are tip ratings, not a stated casting-weight limit for a complete rod. Each purchase includes one replacement tip in the selected rating, not a complete rod or a set of five.
Carbon fibres conduct electricity. Do not use during thunderstorms or near high-voltage power lines, as there is a risk of fatal electric shock.
