Daiwa Tournament Ballistic Surf Rod
The Daiwa Tournament Ballistic Surf Rod is a high-performance surf fishing rod engineered for long-distance casts and powerful saltwater fishing. Built with premium Daiwa technologies like SVF Nanoplus graphite and V-Joint construction, this 3-piece 13-foot rod delivers excellent strength, sensitivity, and balance for serious surf anglers. It’s ideal for casting heavy lures and bait rigs over long beaches, inlets, and deep shore breaks.
Key Features
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SVF Nanoplus graphite blank for a lightweight and highly balanced feel.
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V-Joint Technology eliminates blank flatness for smoother, longer casts.
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X45 construction reduces torsional twist for stronger loads.
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Fuji LC guides for smooth line travel and reduced friction.
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Custom Daiwa reel seat and rear shrink grips for comfort and control.
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Adjustable weight butt cap helps balance rod and reel setup.
- Three Piece inside a travel case to proctect your setup.
Pairing Suggestions
These rods pair well with:
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Reel size: 4000–8000 spinning reels (depending on rod length and power)
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Line type: Monofilament or braided line
Team Daiwa Surf Rod Specifications
| Type | Power | Action | Length | Sections | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) | # of Guides | |
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| TNMTSF13HFS-G | Factory Assembled Rods | H | F | 13' | 3 | 17–40 | 2–10 | 7 |
| TNMTSF13XHFS-G | Factory Assembled Rods | XH | F | 13' | 3 | 20–50 | 4–12 | 7 |
| TNMTSF13XXHFS-G | Factory Assembled Rods | XXH | F | 13' | 3 | 25–60 | 6–15 | 7 |
FAQ
Q: What makes the Tournament Ballistic different from standard surf rods?
A: It uses SVF Nanoplus graphite and V-Joint technology to deliver a lightweight, twist-free blank that casts farther and feels more responsive in heavy surf conditions.
Q: Can this rod handle both spinning and baitcasting reels?
A: Yes — the rod’s guide train and reel seat accommodate both spinning and conventional setups, allowing versatility in tackle choice.
Q: Is this rod suitable for beginners?
A: While excellent in performance, its longer length and heavy power ratings are best suited for intermediate to advanced surf anglers. Beginners may prefer shorter or lighter rods for initial learning.
