Daiwa N’zon Dual Rear Rod Rest
Product Information
Daiwa's N'ZON Dual Rear Rod Rest holds a rod butt in two different ways. The open upper chamber has smooth arms, so the butt can drop in and come out quickly when fishing for small, fast-biting fish.
Below it, the grip-lined chamber holds the rod butt more firmly for aggressive takes from carp and barbel. Its flexible construction allows the butt to be pressed into the rest when extra security is needed.
The red grip section provides the locked-in position, while the upper section leaves the handle tail free for a quick lift and strike. A brass screw thread fixes the rest to a compatible rod-support fitting.
Features and Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Upper chamber | Open profile |
| Upper arms | Smooth arms |
| Quick-release use | Allows drop-in and quick exit of the rod butt |
| Upper-chamber fishing | For small, fast-biting fish |
| Lower chamber | Grip-lined |
| Lower-chamber fishing | For aggressive takes from carp and barbel |
| Press-in hold | Flexible rest allows the rod butt to be pressed in |
| Grip section | Red section locks in the handle tail |
| Thread | Brass screw thread |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Daiwa N'ZON Dual Rear Rod Rest hold a rod?
It has an open upper chamber and a grip-lined lower chamber.
Can the Daiwa N'ZON Dual Rear Rod Rest release quickly?
The smooth upper arms allow quick rod-butt exit.
Which fish is the lower chamber intended for?
The lower chamber is for aggressive takes from carp and barbel.
Can the rod butt be pressed into this rest?
The flexible rest allows the rod butt to be pressed in.
What thread does the Daiwa N'ZON Dual Rear Rod Rest use?
It has a brass screw thread.
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