A premium inshore rod for the discerning angler, The Weapon from Century Rods is at the forefront of rod technology. Incorporating a glass composite into the tip of rod to give it "finesse" aspect, the rod has the capability to present a multitude of different lures within it lure range. This excludes the full carbon model. On top of excelling as a casting rod, the Weapon also has the ability to be used as a light tackle bottom fishing rod for inshore species like Black Seabass. Features Century's premium Auto-Clave anti-twist technology and a Textreme finish for durability.

Features:

• Autoclave Process: A combination of vacuum and heat pressure is applied during the curing process that compresses the composite and evacuates any excess air and resin. This process makes a completely void-free composite that will make our deflection.
• Graphene: One of the strongest materials known to man. Graphene was developed by scientists at the University of Manchester in England. It is two hundred times stronger than steel, and harder than a diamond while remaining flexible. It is manufactured in sheets that are only a molecule thick. In this application, it is used for strength, weight reduction, durability, recovery, and anti-torsional properties.
• HPR (High-Performance Resin): This is a nano-fiber resin used to make the resin structural as well as a glue for the carbon. This gives up to a 30% weight reduction with up to a 70% increase in tensile strength.
• S-2 Glass: This is a Nano-fiber resin impregnated with S-grade fiberglass that performs like a carbon fiber but maintains the benefits of glass.
• Textreme: An extremely thin, wide weave wrap of carbon used in aerospace and racing applications for added fracture resistance
• ATT (Anti-Twist Technology): This is a very complex layup of materials in the tip section when applied with the for mentioned materials makes a fishing rod with ''steel I-beam'' like torsional properties. This utilizes all the energy stored in a single plane, with no side-to-side deflection or loss of energy.