TRABUCCO HYDRUS XSC T-FEEDER 3305

Trabucco Hydrus XSC T-Feeder is a telescopic rod designed for those who want the power and sensitivity of feeder fishing combined with the convenience of a compact transport length. The blank is crafted from high-resistance SHMR carbon with HTR (High Toughness Resistance) technology, ensuring impeccable fiber distribution for a casting weight up to 75 grams. The structure is further strengthened by the Cross Reinforced system, utilizing crossed carbon bands on the joints to guarantee solidity during the most demanding fights.

Versatility is its greatest asset: it comes with two interchangeable carbon tips (Light and Heavy), allowing for an easy transition from light canal fishing to heavy-duty river or saltwater sessions. The hardware includes S-SiC guides with a vibration-damping "Y" frame in stainless steel, fully resistant to saltwater corrosion. Ergonomics are ensured by a non-slip rubberized handle and an oversized reel seat, capable of securely holding reels up to size 6000, making it a tool ready for any challenge.

Main Features

• SHMR Carbon & HTR Blank: High toughness carbon fiber for controlled responsiveness.

• HPC Cross Reinforced Joints: Computer-designed for a smooth, continuous curve with reinforced anti-twist joints.

• Two Carbon Tips: Light and Heavy actions included for maximum adaptability.

• S-SiC Saltwater Guides: Stainless steel anti-vibration "Y" frames resistant to corrosion.

• Ergonomic Reel Seat: Designed to accommodate larger reels (up to size 6000).

• Sensi-Grip Handle: Rubberized coating for a firm grip even with wet hands.

• Total Protection: Aluminum screw cap with internal rubber shock absorber.

Recommended For

• On-the-go Anglers: For those seeking a powerful feeder rod that is easy to carry in a car trunk or backpack.

• Saltwater Enthusiasts: Perfect for coastal feeder fishing, targeting Sea Bream from piers or using heavy feeders in estuaries.

• Multi-target Anglers: For those wanting a single tool capable of handling both fine freshwater fishing and "stronger" situations with large trophy fish.