| Reference | Capacité | Longueur | Modèle | Poids | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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FOX-CRD378
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3.5 lbs | 305 cm | Canne 10 ft - Full Shrink | 289 g | 2 brins | encombrement 157 cm | 1 |
Shipping in 48h
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50.45 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CRD378/B
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- | - | Talon 3.5 lbs | - | - | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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40.75 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CRD378/T
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- | - | Scion 10 ft | - | - | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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11.30 (CHF) incl tax
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Product Highlights
The Fox EOS X is a carp rod designed to meet the expectations of anglers looking for efficient, easy-to-use tackle suited to the most common situations encountered on lakes, rivers and canals. The goal is clear: deliver a rod focused on casting performance, comfort while fishing and control during the fight, without making tackle preparation complicated. Whether you fish by day or night, from a fixed swim or on the move, this rod is a versatile solution for building a reliable rig and fishing with confidence.
Its modern rod architecture aims for a good balance between power reserve and progressive action, so you can cast your setups effectively while keeping an enjoyable feel on bites and strong control of the fish at short and medium range. Carp fishing requires a tool that works without harshness, yet stays responsive enough to guide a powerful fish into the landing net. The EOS X range is designed with that in mind: a rod ready to support your regular sessions, with reassuring handling and ergonomics made for repeated casting and playing fish.
Technical Features
- Category: carp rod (rods)
- Construction: blank designed for a power/progression compromise
- Fittings: rings for smooth line flow
- Reel seat: for stable reel retention
- Handle: ergonomic design for a secure grip (depending on variants)
- Use: casting, bait presentation, fish fighting and fish control
Advantages and Key Selling Points
Versatility on the bank: the Fox EOS X is suited to classic carp fishing applications, whether you are casting a lead and rig, fishing with a PVA bag or working a fish near snags. With an action designed to absorb sudden runs, it helps reduce hook pulls when the fish shakes its head, while still providing enough direct response to steer the carp.
Fight control: a carp rod must let you keep contact, protect the line and absorb the runs. The EOS X is built around a progressive action that makes it easier to manage tension, which is useful when the carp changes direction or turns back toward you.
Fishing comfort: overall balance and handling are essential on long sessions. This carp rod is designed to stay comfortable through repeated casting and extended fights, helping you maintain accuracy and control even when fatigue sets in.
A coherent setup: the EOS X pairs easily with a suitable carp reel and a line chosen to match your approach. It helps you build a balanced setup, with smooth line flow through the rings and secure retention at the reel seat.
How to Use
Before your session, check the alignment of the rings and that the reel is firmly fitted. Adjust the drag so you have a safety margin on the first run. To optimise long-distance casting (depending on your technique and water), use a smooth motion: steady acceleration, a clean release and good line control. While fishing, keep the rod high enough to cushion head shakes, then lower it to guide the fish into the landing net while maintaining constant tension. After use, rinse if needed, wipe dry and store the rod in a dry place, protecting the blank and rings during transport.
FAQ
Question 1: Is this rod suitable for beginners in carp fishing?
Answer: Yes, its versatile approach and intuitive handling make it a good option for beginners as well as anglers looking to progress, provided you choose a rig and reel suited to the way you fish.
Question 2: Is it designed for powerful casts?
Answer: It is designed to handle effective casting in a carp fishing context. For the best performance, use a smooth casting stroke and a line/leader setup that matches your approach.
Question 3: What type of reel should you pair with the Fox EOS X?
Answer: A carp reel in an appropriate size, with a spool that offers good line release, is a very good match. The key is balancing the setup and using a smooth drag.