Daiwa 26 Exceler Mobile redefines the concept of a travel rod, delivering professional spinning performance in an incredibly compact format. Designed for globetrotting anglers and those who always want to be ready for a cast, this series features a 4-section structure with a closed length ranging from just 58 to 74 cm. It is the perfect companion to fit into a suitcase, backpack, or even carry-on luggage for your international adventures.

Despite the multi-section design, the Exceler Mobile does not compromise on action. The blank is crafted from HVF (High Volume Fiber) carbon with low resin content, reinforced with the exclusive X45 technology. This cross-fiber construction eliminates blank twist, ensuring responsiveness and casting accuracy that rival traditional two-piece rods. The curve is progressive and seamless, capable of confidently handling fights with energetic predators.

The build is meticulously detailed: featuring Fuji K Concept O guides, specifically designed to prevent tangles when using braided lines, and an ergonomic Seaguide reel seat that maximizes comfort. The high-quality EVA handle and practical metal hook keeper with double wraps complete a tool that is as functional as it is aesthetically pleasing.

Main Features

Travel Design: 4-section configuration for minimum bulk (58-74 cm closed length).
Technical Blank: High-density HVF Carbon for lightness and strength.
X45 Technology: Anti-torsion structural reinforcement for superior casting precision.
Guides: Fuji K-Concept O-Rings, optimized for PE and braided lines.
Reel Seat: Ergonomic Seaguide screw-type seat for ultimate stability.
Handle: High-density EVA for perfect grip in all weather conditions.
Premium Details: Integrated metal hook keeper with secure double wraps.

Recommended For

Globetrotting Anglers: For those traveling by plane or train needing a professional tool that fits in a suitcase.
Hikers and Trekkers: Ideal for clipping onto a backpack to reach remote spots and mountain lakes.
Versatility Seekers: A rod ready for anything, from saltwater spinning to targeting trout and chub in freshwater.