Xesta SCRAMBLE SUPER LIGHT SPEC

Xesta SCRAMBLE SUPER LIGHT SPEC

NewS62XUL-S
$200,60
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Xesta SCRAMBLE SUPER LIGHT SPEC

Xesta SCRAMBLE SUPER LIGHT SPEC

Xesta SCRAMBLE SUPER LIGHT SPEC

New from Japan
$200,60

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  • Eligible returns
Description

The Xesta SCRAMBLE SUPER LIGHT SPEC (スクランブル スーパーライトスペック) is Xesta's dedicated super-light jigging rod series, built for 20–80g metal jigs and aimed at aji (horse mackerel), isaki (grunt), mejina (largescale blackfish) and mebaru (rockfish) jigging. Blanks use Toray Torayca T1100G together with high-elasticity Torayca M40X carbon.

This listing covers six models from the current line: S62XUL-S ("Composite Magic", fast-taper for automatic fall presentation), S62UL-S ("Attractive Jerks", tuned to telegraph delicate strikes through the butt section), B66UL-S ("Natural Integration" baitcaster built for lift-and-fall and quick cast turnover), S61XUL-FS ("Fullsolid Magic", a short, extremely flexible finesse blank), S63UL-FS ("Spin Solid Toughness", full-solid power rated to 100g jigs) and B67L-FS ("Bait Solid Toughness" L-class, rated to 150g for deeper, faster-current water).

Shipping & returns
Packed in Japan and shipped with tracked international delivery. Duties and taxes may apply at checkout depending on destination. Eligible returns are covered — see the shipping page for timelines.
Packed in Japan Real spec on every product Tracked shipping to your door Eligible returns on covered orders Chosen by an angler in Japan
Straight answers

FAQ

What does the power rating (UL, L, M, MH) actually mean?

JDM power letters often run lighter than the same letter on a US or Australian blank. The honest spec is the lure-weight range in grams on each listing — match that to what you throw, and use the letter as a tiebreaker.

How do I read Japanese rod lengths?

Japanese lengths are written in feet and inches as a decimal: 6.6 reads as 6 feet 6 inches, not six-point-six feet.

One-piece or multi-piece for travel?

Two-piece and telescopic travel rods pack shorter and ship more easily. One-piece blanks feel cleaner, but long parcels can attract courier length surcharges and some carriers route them more slowly.

What warranty or service do imported rods have?

There is no local service centre for a JDM rod. Repairs go back to Japan, usually with a fee and a multi-week turnaround — we state that plainly so you can weigh it before you buy.

Will a one-piece rod cost more to ship?

It can. Long parcels attract courier length surcharges on some routes and can move through fewer carriers. Any shipping cost shows at checkout before you pay — no surprises after the order.

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