Overview
The Daiwa 20 Infeet 722ULRS is an ultra-light finesse spinning rod designed for anglers targeting small to medium species with precision and sensitivity. Measuring 7ft 2in in a two-piece butt-joint construction, it offers excellent casting performance with lightweight lures while maintaining the softness needed to protect fine leaders and improve hook-up ratios. Built on Daiwa’s HVF (High Volume Fibre) carbon blank with X45 bias wrap technology, the rod delivers outstanding sensitivity, reduced blank twist, and improved strength despite its ultra-light rating. Its regular taper provides a smooth, forgiving action ideal for micro jigs, small soft plastics, and finesse hardbaits. Finished with Fuji Fazlite guides, a lightweight Daiwa reel seat, and split EVA grips, the 722ULRS is rated for PE0.2–0.6 and 0.5–5g lures, making it perfect for bream, trout, perch, and other light tackle estuary and freshwater species.
Features
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Ultra-light finesse spinning rod for micro lures and soft plastics
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HVF carbon blank for high sensitivity and lightweight strength
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X45 bias wrap construction reduces blank twist and improves casting accuracy
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Regular taper for smooth casting and improved hook-up retention
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Fuji Fazlite guides with corrosion-resistant stainless frames
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Lightweight ergonomic Daiwa reel seat for comfort and control
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Split EVA grip for balanced handling and reduced fatigue
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Butt-joint two-piece design for easier transport
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Excellent casting performance even with ultra-light lures
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Designed for finesse estuary and freshwater species
Daiwa Rod 20 Infeet 722ULRS Ct0.5-5g PE0.2-0.6/0.5-3kg Specifications
Rod Type: Ultra-Light Spinning Rod
Length: 7ft 2in (218cm)
Sections: 2 (butt-joint)
Action: Ultra Light
Taper: Regular
Cast Weight: 0.5–5g
Line Rating: PE 0.2–0.6 (0.5–3kg)
Blank Material: HVF Carbon
Technology: X45 Bias Wrap Construction
Guides: Fuji Fazlite with stainless frames
Reel Seat: Daiwa lightweight ergonomic seat
Grip: Split EVA
Recommended Use: Micro lures, finesse soft plastics, estuary and freshwater fishing
