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| Name | All Black 2.0 - 240 cm | 50 g |
| EAN | 4251865739369 |
| MPN | 200462 |
| Brand | Zeck Fishing |
| Rod Length | 2.4m |
| Casting Weight | 15-50g |
| Number of Sections | 2pc |
| Rod Action | Fast |
| Rod Weight | 160g |
| Material | Carbon fibre, EVA |
| Handle Type | Full Grip, EVA, Fuji TVS /#16 reel seat |
| Guide Type | SIC |
| Transport length | 125cm |
| Guide count | 7+1 |
| First guide size | #25 |
| Rear grip length | 32 cm |
| Recommended reel | SRM 3000 |
| Recommended line | Lure Soul PE #1.2 |
| Hook keeper | Fest verbaut |
All six rods split into two sections at the centre. Transport length is 112 cm for 215 cm, 120 cm for 230 cm, 125 cm for both 240 cm versions and 141 cm for both 270 cm versions. Compare those lengths with your rod bag and vehicle space before buying.
Choose 215 cm / 5–20 g for perch and lighter zander jigs, or 230 cm / 8–35 g for perch, zander and lighter pike lures. The 240 cm / 15–50 g version covers heavier perch presentations and pike or zander lures. For heavier pike and zander fishing, compare 240 cm / 20–70 g, 270 cm / 15–60 g and 270 cm / 25–80 g. Match your lure weight to the stated range before choosing the length.
The shorter models offer more compact handling from the bank or boat. The 270 cm versions provide reach for larger waters and longer casts, but transport at 141 cm rather than 112 cm for the 215 cm rod or 120 cm for the 230 cm rod. Choose the longer rod when reach matters more than compact handling and storage.
The series is specified for fixed-spool spinning reels and has a Fuji TVS /#16 screw reel seat. Choose a spinning reel for this rod family rather than a baitcasting setup. Zeck lists model-specific SRM reel and Lure Soul PE line pairings, which help narrow down the setup.
The shorter, lighter models use split grips, while the longer versions have full EVA rear grips. Rear grip lengths range from 24 to 37 cm, so compare the space behind the reel as well as total rod length. The 215 and 230 cm rods have 9+1 SIC guides, the other models 7+1. Every model has a permanently fitted hook keeper for moving between spots.
Do not use the rods in thunderstorms or near high-voltage lines because fishing rods can conduct electricity. Use them only for fishing and keep children away unless appropriately supervised. Choose a safe fishing position before assembling the rod.
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The All Black 2.0 spinning rods pair fast-action carbon-fibre blanks with low rod weights for casting and working artificial lures. Direct feedback helps you follow the lure and detect bites when spinning or jigging for perch, zander and pike. The six models cover 215 to 270 cm and casting ranges from 5–20 g to 25–80 g, so choose by lure weight and the space available at your fishing spot.
The 215 cm model is the lightest option for perch and lighter zander jigging, with softbaits, jigs, light plugs and spinners. Its shorter length suits both bank and boat fishing where compact handling matters. The 230 cm model extends the range to 8–35 g for perch, zander and lighter pike lure fishing, including softbaits, plugs, spinnerbaits and surface lures, from the bank or boat in flowing or still water.
At 240 cm, choose 15–50 g for zander jigs, pike plugs and swimbaits, or heavier perch presentations. The 20–70 g version takes heavier pike and zander lures, including large softbaits, plugs, jerkbaits and gliders. The two 270 cm rods suit larger rivers and lakes where reach and casting distance matter. Choose 15–60 g for zander jigs and pike lures, or 25–80 g for heavier jigs, softbaits and swimbaits. The 80 g version is also usable from a boat. The longer rods offer more reach but need more room to handle and transport, while the heavier-rated versions are not the choice for the lightest lures.
Model | Casting weight | Rod weight | Transport length | Rear grip length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
215 cm / 20 g | 5–20 g | 120 g | 112 cm | 24 cm |
230 cm / 35 g | 8–35 g | 135 g | 120 cm | 28 cm |
240 cm / 50 g | 15–50 g | 160 g | 125 cm | 32 cm |
270 cm / 60 g | 15–60 g | 175 g | 141 cm | 34 cm |
240 cm / 70 g | 20–70 g | 175 g | 125 cm | 34 cm |
270 cm / 80 g | 25–80 g | 190 g | 141 cm | 37 cm |
The shorter, lighter models have split grips, while the longer versions have full EVA rear grips. The rear grip lengths above help you compare the space behind the reel when casting and handling the rod. Each rod has a Fuji TVS /#16 screw reel seat for a fixed-spool spinning reel and a permanently fitted hook keeper to secure the lure between fishing spots.
SIC guides carry the line along the blank. The 215 and 230 cm rods have 9+1 guides, while the other four have 7+1. The first guide is #20 on the 215 cm rod and #25 on the other models. These are spinning rods, not baitcasting-trigger or dedicated trolling rods.
Zeck lists SRM 1000 with Lure Soul PE #0.8 for the 215 cm model, SRM 2000 with Lure Soul PE #1 for 230 cm, and SRM 3000 with Lure Soul PE #1.2 for 240 cm / 50 g. The 240 cm / 70 g model is paired with SRM 3000 and Lure Soul PE #1.5, and the 270 cm / 80 g model with SRM 4000 and Lure Soul PE #2.0. For 270 cm / 60 g, the supplied table lists SRM 300 and Lure Soul PE #1.5. Check that reel designation before selecting a reel, rather than treating it as a different size.
All models have two sections with a centre joint. Compare the transport lengths in the table with your available storage space. Fishing rods can conduct electricity. Do not use them in thunderstorms or near high-voltage lines. Keep them away from children unless appropriately supervised, and use them only for fishing.
