| Reference | Capacité | Longueur | Modèle | Poids | Taille | Variété | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
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FOX-CRD385
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3 lbs | 366 cm | Canne 12 ft - Full Shrink | 336 g | 3 brins | encombrement 127 cm | 2 |
Shipping in 48h
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58.85 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CRD385/B
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- | - | Talon 12 ft | - | - | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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40.75 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CRD385/T
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- | - | Scion 12 ft | - | - | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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9.10 (CHF) incl tax
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FOX-CRD385-M
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- | - | Section du milieu 12 ft | - | - | - | 0 |
❌ Unavailable – Out of stock at the manufacturer
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12.85 (CHF) incl tax
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The Fox EOS X is a carp fishing rod designed for anglers who want serious tackle with a clear purpose and comfortable everyday use. It suits both those building their first quality carp setup and regular anglers looking for a dependable rod to take on frequent sessions. The goal is simple: deliver controlled casting action, precise line handling, and reassuring performance in the fight, so you stay in control when the carp sounds, changes direction, or heads for cover.
On the bank, a carp rod must do everything well: propel a rig cleanly, absorb sudden bursts of speed, and cushion head shakes near the landing net. The EOS X range aims for that balance by prioritizing a progressive action and a consistent feel throughout the rod. You gain comfort and accuracy whether you are fishing at short range or aiming at more distant spots, while keeping a safety margin during the key stages of the fight.
With the Fox EOS X rod, the main advantage is consistency: a rod that stays predictable and easy to handle. That feeling of control makes a difference when you are making repeated casts, correcting your line, or placing a rig accurately on a pre-baited spot. The rod loads efficiently on the cast, then returns that energy progressively, helping maintain regularity and reducing abrupt movements.
During the fight, the EOS X focuses on reading the fish. A good carp rod must transmit information (tension, direction changes, vibrations) while absorbing shocks. This combination helps keep the hook in place and secures the final few meters when the carp is fighting close to the bank. Whether you use monofilament or braid with an appropriate leader, you benefit from a setup designed to keep steady tension and reduce the risk of hook pulls.
Finally, the EOS X philosophy meets a common expectation: reliable tackle without unnecessary complexity. The rod is suitable for very common rigs (braided or fluorocarbon hooklinks, running or inline leads, PVA bags or sticks depending on your approach) and works just as well for quick sessions as for longer trips.
To get the best performance, pair the Fox EOS X with a suitable carp reel (big pit or standard spool depending on your style), and choose a main line that matches your fishing environment (diameter and strength adapted to the obstacles and distance you are targeting). Before your first casts, always check line alignment and that the reel is properly fitted, then make a few gradual casts to get used to the rod’s loading action.
While fishing, keep the rod at an angle during strong runs so the blank can work properly, and avoid jerky movements when setting the hook: steady pressure and smooth rod work are often more effective than forceful actions. After the session, rinse if needed (dirty water, rain, mud), dry the rod, and store it away from impacts. Regularly checking the line and guides for damage or rough spots helps preserve performance and protect your line.
Question 1: What type of fishing is the Fox EOS X designed for?
Answer: It is designed for carp fishing from the bank, using classic carp rigs in a variety of waters.
Question 2: Is this rod suitable for beginners in carp fishing?
Answer: Yes, its accessible action and versatile design make it a solid choice for learning, while still being suitable for regular use.
Question 3: Which lines can I use with it?
Answer: It works with common monofilament or braid setups (ideally with an appropriate leader), while respecting safety rules and the conditions of your swim.
Question 4: How should I maintain the rod to extend its lifespan?
Answer: Clean and dry it after fishing, avoid knocks, check the guides regularly, and store it in a protective rod sleeve away from prolonged moisture.