UC85Pro-H Bait & spin model.

The bait is a calcar rod that feels pretty kinky.
Lighter than UC85Pro bait. I think I changed the taper quite a bit and it turned out to be a reasonable rod.

The spinning tip is set slightly softer than the bait blank.
It is made to contribute to the casting of lightweight objects.

However, if you look at the photo, you won’t notice much of a difference, but when you touch it, the bait is harder.

This rod is a pretty good rod, but if it goes over its limit it will probably explode into about 5 pieces, so it’s better to wear glasses when you’re doing something reckless.

Also, be careful not to hook this kind of rod at a sharp angle.
In other words, hook the line and rod with an internal angle of 90 degrees or more.
Well, it’s PH (Pro-H), so please use it with care.

The photo is Daiwa: Lexa 400 cast PE6.
The lure is TBO180.
That’s how much you can throw.
If you do it slowly, I think you can reach 120-140g with a jig.
Should I call it an intermediate model between 10PRO and 70PH? Because it is light, you can throw light objects to some extent.
Rod weight (sample product) 210g Cast plug 80g rod.