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Korda Kaizen Platinum Carp Rod video review - YouTube
| Main Use | Main Carp Rod |
| Lengths | 12ft, 13ft |
| Test Curve | 3.5lb, 3lb, 4lb |
As a tall guy, I’ve found the handle’s length to be a perfect fit, and the slight flare toward the butt offers an extra degree of control, making those distance casts a tad easier.
The balance and lightweight nature of the handle really does enhance the overall feel and maneuverability of the rod. It’s clear that Korda has put careful thought into its design.
The Fuji DPS reel seat, in my experience, is a gold standard, offering both firm fixation of even the largest reels and also a seamless blend into the overall aesthetics of the rod.
Topped off with attractive silver flecks, the reel seat not only functions brilliantly but also adds a stylish edge to the rod.
This rod is equipped with lightweight Tdg C guides, leading from a generous 50mm butt ring down to a 16mm anti-frap tip which is a great setup for distance casting. In action, I’ve noticed the larger butt eye really allows for the line to funnel smoothly, while the smaller tip ring keeps the line flow tight and accurate.
One word to describe the rod blank… Progressive. It’s built from 0.90A Super Tensile High-Grade Japanese carbon, making it remarkably lightweight and stiff, which I feel aids tremendously in casting distance and accuracy.
The understated matte black finish combined with the quality of the blank screams premium – it’s a rod I’m proud to have on my test. You can tell this is top-tier gear.
| Feature | What this means |
|---|---|
| Lengths | Available in 13ft options aimed at distance carp fishing. |
| Guides | Lightweight Tdg C guides running from a 50mm butt ring to a 16mm anti-frap tip, set up for distance casting. |
| Reel seat | A Fuji DPS reel seat that locks even the largest reels firmly and blends into the blank. |
| Handle | A long handle with a slight flare toward the butt for added control on big casts, suiting taller anglers. |
| Intended use | Built for casting to the horizon, so the higher test-curve versions suit long-range work over short sessions. |
See how the Korda Kaizen Platinum Carp Rod compares with other carp rods on overall score and current price.
| Name | Price | Overall Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Korda Kaizen Platinum Carp Rod | £389.99 | |
| Daiwa Infinity MT X45 Carp Rod | £376.00 | |
| Century Stealth Graphex Spod/Marker Rod | £595.00 | |
| Daiwa Longbow X45 | £139.99 | |
| Shimano TX-1B Carp Rod | £64.00 | |
| Daiwa Black Widow Plus Carp Rod | £44.99 | |
| Daiwa Crosscast EXT | £44.99 | |
| Avid Revolve Carp Rod | £35.99 | |
| Sonik Xtractor+ Carp Rod | £39.99 |
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It is designed for main carp fishing.
12ft, 13ft.
Lightweight Tdg C guides running from a 50mm butt ring to a 16mm anti-frap tip, set up for distance casting.
A Fuji DPS reel seat that locks even the largest reels firmly and blends into the blank.
A long handle with a slight flare toward the butt for added control on big casts, suiting taller anglers.