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Snowbee Prestige G-XS Fly Rod 10ft #4 - 10220

Snowbee
(Code: 6230)
£ 520.00
(-25.39%) £ 387.97
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Snowbee Prestige G-XS Fly Rod 10ft #4 from the  river and stillwater Snowbee 

'Graphene' Fly Fishing Rod series.

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This Snowbee river and stillwater fly rod covers a wealth of fishing opportunities….finesse, accuracy and balance, all that’s asked of a good rod, and this fly rod gives that and more. The blanks are purpose made for power, but with a tip flex that soaks up all charges when playing your fish, especially when fishing barbless, making it far less likely to come off.
The Snowbee Prestige G-XS Fly Rod comes with FREE UK Delivery.

Snowbee Prestige G-XS Fly Rod 10ft #4 - 10220 Features:-


  • Fly Rod Length 10ft
  • Fly Line Weight #4
  • Rod Weight 84oz/3.0oz
  • Half Wells Handle
  • 4-piece ultra-lightweight 'Graphene' carbon blanks - Makes a great travel rod
  • Fast action with high lift snakes for extreme distance casting
  • New Snowbee 'Graphene' high-modulus carbon technology
  • Deep bronze finish with matching whippings
  • Anodised silver/gold aluminium reel seat with maple burl wood inserts
  • Comes with matching cotton drill sleeve & lightweight Cordura tube
  • Snowbee Original Purchaser Lifetime Guarantee
Prestige 4-pce Travel Fly Rods - The lightweight aluminium reel fittings have a hard anodised silver/gold finish and feature stunning maple burl wood inserts. This beautiful wood displays a range of colours and grain patterns, making each rod quite unique and individual. The rich bronze colour of the blanks is complemented by self-colour whippings with a subtle, single band of bronze whipping. Range of 15 Snowbee Prestige G-XS Fly Rods available all with the Snowbee Original Purchaser Lifetime Guarantee. If you need help choosing a fly fishing rod, please click here for our useful guide.

Snowbee Prestige G-XS Graphene Fly Rods - Further Information
Over the years, fly rod technology has taken occasional quantum leaps forward. First the move from split cane to fibreglass; then the next move to carbon fibre, and now, the latest development –Graphene! This amazing new technology really is a ‘game changer’ and propels Snowbee to the top of the leader board, in terms of performance and innovation.
Graphene was first discovered and isolated in 2010, by two researchers in the Physics Department of Manchester University, who went on to be awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics, for their discovery. Graphene really is a game-changer. In its raw form it consists of a two-dimensional, carbon sheet just one atom thick, yet 200 times stronger than steel! It is the lightest material on earth and at the molecular level, Graphene is one million times smaller than the diameter of a human hair!
Apart from its strength, another important feature of Graphene is its flexibility. In fly rod production, Graphene powder is added to the epoxy resins to enhance inherent properties such as tensile strength and flexibility.
A few years ago, the latest technology was Nano Carbon rods. The principle was that the smaller, 'round profile' Nano molecules added to the epoxy resin, were able to penetrate every void within the carbon fibre mat, far better than long-chain epoxy resin molecules. This innovation to reinforce resins, created a pre-preg material, with a flexural strength and modulus, far higher than that of conventional resin. This resulted in fly rod blanks that were lighter, crisper and more precise in action than anything previously achievable and a blank so close to 'unbreakable' in normal use as it is possible to achieve.
This principle has been taken one stage further, with the new Graphene resin technology, as Graphene atoms are 300 times smaller than the smallest nanoparticle, resulting in an even denser carbon mat, with virtually no air pockets, enhanced using autoclave ovens, which ‘bake’ the blanks under high pressure, to further expel any air pockets.