Sonik Xtractor Recon

7.3

OVERALL RATING

Features7.3
Appearance7.3
Casting & Feel7.0
Playing Fish7.0
Value For Money8.5

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Features & Specifications Summary:


  • Available in 8 and 12 foot lengths

  • Test curves available include 2.5lb, 3lb, and 3.5lb

  • Slim carbon fibre blank

  • Progressive action

  • Super-light M-Series DL guides in black

  • Ceramic anti-frap tip ring

  • 40mm to 12mm ring sizes

  • 17mm black DPS reel seat

  • Contoured line clip

  • Slim Japanese shrink rubber handle

  • Black ionised butt cap

Video Showing The Sonik Xtractor Recon In Action


Why Anglers Choose The Sonik Xtractor Recon Carp Rod

Carp fishing often throws up certain scenarios that require a bit of speciality that the bog standard 12ft rod isn’t suited for. Tight swims and smaller venues are examples of this.

The Sonik Xtractor Recon is a prime example of a rod that can satisfy these unique needs. Carp fishermen choose this rod for its shorter length, progressive action and solid builds that make it a great option for smaller venues or for roaming and stalking purposes.

And for those that actually prefer a 12-foot rod but dislike the additional length in storing and transporting, the recon has you covered as there is a 12-foot version that compacts down to just 50 inches!

Anglers also choose this rod for its exceptional value for money. You get a lot of rod for your buck with the Xtractor Recon. This makes it a very popular option for those on a budget, those looking for an affordable specialist rod or even for children that need a decent rod that is shorter than the norm.

How This Compares To Other Similar Carp Rods:

NameOverall RatingPrice
Nash Scope Black Ops Carp Rod9.2£359.99
Sonik Xtractor7.3£52.95
Wychwood Riot Carp Rod7£47.95
Nash Dwarf Carp Rod7.2£65.99
Greys Stalking Rod7.2£99.95
Daiwa Crosscast EXT7.6£74.99
ESP Onyx Quickdraw Carp Rod7.7£84.95
Sonik Insurgent7.8£69.99
Sonik Xtractor Recon7.3£59.95

What eTackle Says About The Rod:

The latest trend on the carp angling scene appears to be the use of shorter rods. Many anglers are opting for 10-foot rods or shorter, even when fishing in easy-to-cast open swims.

If you’re an angler looking for a shorter rod to suit specific fishing circumstances, the Sonik Xtractor Recon is a solid choice, particularly if you’re on a budget.

It’s also a great option for those who prefer a traditional 12-foot rod but still want an easy-to-transport, compact roaming rod when broken down.

The Xtractor Recon comes in a unique 8-foot length as well as a conventional 12-foot option. It’s a very popular choice for carp anglers who favour a roaming approach to their fishing.

Additionally, it’s an excellent choice for those seeking a decent travel rod or even for children who would benefit from a shorter carp rod.
James Bevan

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