The Arrowz series of rods integrates the most advanced designs with the finest materials including Fuji components and full-graphite blanks. Designed in Australia, for Australian species and anglers, this is a series that’s designed for both bait and lure angling and features three ranges, estuary, offshore and barra. The Arrowz Estuary Series offers anglers four spin models to choose from ranging from the finesse special 70SUL rod designed for ultra light bait and lure fishing, to the heaviest model in the series, the 70ML with a maximum line rating of 14lb. The Arrowz Offshore Series features four different models, including the 70M, 70MH, 70H, and ultra work horse of the range, the 70X. All rods in the range are spin model in configuration, feature ultra-refined fore and rear neoprene grips, measure 7 feet in length. Within the Atomic Arrowz range there are also some very scecific models, the Atomic Arrowz Bream Surface has a blank specicically designed to work small top water Bream lures like the Bassday Sugapen, Atomic poppers, zipbaits Skinny pop and any other small surface lure that need a fast taper rod with a soft tip, the Atomic Arrowz range also has a Bream Crank model that has a slower taper that will throw small cranks like the Atomic Hardz and Jackal Chubby's, but is soft enough to ensure you wont pull out hooks or straighten trebbles.The Arrowz also have most models in both 1 and 2 piece. Heavier models in the Atomic Arrows range such as the Arrows AAS-270X is a great offshore rod with a very broad cast range that makes it suitable for fishing various sized Jig heads, with a Max cast weight of 80g you can fish heavy jigheads in deep water or when the current is ripping in close. The Atomic Arrows Estuary AAS-270L is a good allround estuary rod as the nae suggests and will suit and 2000 or 2500 and cast all small harbody cranks and soft plastics. Featuring one spin and two baitcaster rods in the range, and with neoprene fore and cork rear grips, the Atomic Arrowz Barra Series is suited to life in the tropical estuaries, or muscling fish on the lakes.