Description
Jet-Setter refers to individuals who travel around the world in a hectic manner, flying on jets, and embarking on trips for their favorite activities.
This rod is, so to speak, a boy's jet-setter. It is a model that somehow tickles me, and reminds me lovingly of my own boyhood. It is a little tool for boys, a little tool that makes you want to go back to your boyhood, a little tool for catching fish.
Illustrator Tokishin's aspiring style has created a tool called Jet Setter 60ST.
S=Spinning T=Telescoping
This model is a tool that probably reminds everyone of their own childhood - secret toys, detective's seven tools, ninja sets, etc. - tools that used to be boys' toys, dream gears made into one of our favorite fishing tools.
However, when we were kids, toys bearing the [Himitsugu] crown were not "toys" at all. Right? They were tools to be used seriously, to be used seriously, and to be used seriously when you were being yourself, right? I don't think that kind of thinking has faded a bit, even as an adult. Small walkie-talkies, flashlights, shurikens, micro-knives, even though they were all made as toys, they were serious tools for us.
What kind of time will the 60ST give us? Isn't it kind of exciting? Because this is not a toy, but a secret tool made as a real tool, from design to manufacturing.
[JetSetter 60ST SHINOBI SPECIAL]
Spinning rod
Length: 1.85 meters
Stroke length: 38 cm
Line: up to 10 pounds
Lure: 3 to 20 grams
(Case not included)