Kite series offers a step forward in performance and feature upgrades to give anglers even more options.
A step forward from the accomplished Lance series of rods, the Kite features several performance and convenience upgrades combined with an expanded range of models that offer Greys performance across a wide range of fishing scenarios and techniques.
The rods are equipped with Greys’ signature high intermediate modulus Toreon blanks offering reliable performance. Each rod is enhanced with alignment dots and model ID to help with rod blank identification and help align blanks during setup. The slide band alloy reel seat provides durability and the AAA grade cork handles give anglers added comfort while casting. In addition to the single-handed rods, the Kite family also includes double-handed and switch grips. The Kite has your fishing preference covered be it high mountain brook trout or the River Spey.
Features:
• Toreon 4pc Carbon blank
• High-recovery, high-performance action
• AAA cork handle
• Single/double foot snake guides model dependent
• Lined stripper guides
• Alloy reel seat with selected wood or alloy spacers
• Dual locking nuts with nylon cushion ring
• Keyed reel seat slide band
• Rod section model ID and alignment dots
• Supplied in a rod bag and hard tube
MSRP: Starting at $229.95
Available: Fall 2022
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About Pure Fishing
Pure Fishing, Inc. is a leading global provider of fishing tackle, lures, rods and reels with a portfolio of brands that includes Abu Garcia®, All Star®, Berkley®, Fenwick®, Fin-Nor®, Frabill®, Greys®, Hardy®, Hodgman®, Johnson®, JRC®, Mitchell®, Penn®, Pflueger®, Plano®, Shakespeare®, SpiderWire®, Stren®, Ugly Stik®, and Van Staal®, Sebile®, Shakespeare®, SpiderWire®, Stren®, Ugly Stik®, and Van Staal®.
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