The W Alloy 18 Series uses tungsten for its internal weight.
Tungsten has a specific gravity approximately 1.7 times that of lead and 2.3 times that of brass.
For floats with the same buoyancy and weight, the high specific gravity of tungsten allows for a smaller volume, enabling it to be placed at the very bottom of the float.
This allows for the design of a float with an ultimate low center of gravity.
Furthermore, because the float's own silhouette (volume) can be reduced, it experiences less air resistance during long casts, resulting in a surprisingly increased casting distance and stable flight posture.
This reduced resistance is also effective underwater, significantly improving bite detection.

Compared to other weights, the casting distance, sensitivity, balance, and stability are exceptional.
This is particularly beneficial for fishing methods that involve sinking the float in sync with the chum, as it follows the sinking of the bait without wobbling or losing balance underwater.

The most suitable paulownia wood is used, and through repeated coating and balancing processes, strength is achieved.
The top coat is finished with diamond finish painting.
This is a premium coating that is extremely hard yet absorbs impact, making it resistant to scratches and ensuring a permanent gloss.

Available in 3 types: S (S Type), R (Regular Type), and E (Long Cast Type).

■ S (S Type)
Covers areas from the shore up to 25m.

■ R (Regular Type)
Covers all areas.

■ E (Long Cast Type)
Used for ultra-long casts or when the wind is strong.