One of the Premium series in Ecooda spinning rods, is the Online Exel. It consists of rods, of such construction quality, that will win over even the most skeptical anglers.

The Ecooda brand was born in 2011 by Weihai Ecooda Outdoor Products Company, a high-end outdoor enterprise, specializing in research, development and marketing of sea fishing products. Ecooda as a company with a seriously advanced research and development sector (Research and Development R&D) has existed since 1982 and provides to the fishing market, top-notch fishing products. It is a company that is active in the development of fishing products, with exports to more than 20 countries such as Japan, South Korea, Australia, Canada, the United States of America, Brazil, South Africa, etc.

One of the Premium series in Ecooda spinning rods, is the Online Exel. It consists of rods, of such construction quality, that will win over even the most skeptical anglers. In the blank of these rods hides enormous strength, demonstrated by the range of braided lines widths, that each of the Exel models can handle.

The Ecooda Online Exel rods have an Extra Fast tip action and a very aggressive attitude, giving the impression that they are always ready to face opponents much stronger than any angler could imagine. The high aesthetics are perfectly combined with functionality in an Ecooda Online Exel, as the Carbon color dominates over the Blue details on the reel seat, the guide bindings and even the ceramic of the guides.

When developing the blank of the Online Exel rods, Ecooda combined layers of Toray’s high-density 30T and 40T carbon sheets. The two carbon sheets, of different density, have crossed the blank at a 90 angle to achieve the best combination of strength, low weight, handling and sensitivity. The joining of the two sections is done with an elastic spigot, so that the bending curve achieved during combat is uniform and harmonious.

The guides selected by Ecooda for the Online Exel are the Fazlite K series by Fuji Japan. With this choice, Ecooda succeeded in avoiding entanglements of the braided line on the guides, or wind knots when the wind is on the anglers back, optimizing casting distance, reducing weight, but also aesthetically matching the blue details of the rod, with those of the guides.