Excellent condition!! Recall addressed, with stamp!! (A major defect was found in the Stingray 66, and the product was recalled and replaced with a new one. However, most people continued to use it without knowing... Please be careful when buying used ones!!) I think the Stingray 66 is the pinnacle of bait finesse... Maybe I'm exaggerating... The cork grip has been coated. This coating is for "preventing cork shrinkage and filling in gaps" And, Important from here!! "While maintaining the lightness of the cork, the surface hardness is increased to improve sensitivity!!" You can feel subtle bites!! (It can be removed by rubbing with about 800 grit sandpaper) Warranty card included, but unusable. Product Description Solid tip & triggerless, complete "Imae" specification Dezine bait finesse core Solid tip, even ultra-light lures can be loaded on the tip for easy casting! It has exquisite flexibility that prevents bass from thrashing when hooked in cover. Triggerless reel seat, you can grip it freely without being restricted by the trigger, allowing for delicate shaking like spinning tackle. Product Details Total Length: 6 feet 6 inches Power: M-Light Lure Weight: 1/16～3/16oz Line: 5～10lb Buyer's Recommended Comments A pro model equipped with a solid tip, fully Katsutaka Imae specification, which is the core of the bait finesse series. It has refined the casting accuracy and range, which are the biggest challenges in bait finesse techniques, and has brilliantly realized easy casting of ultra-light lures and power with the solid tip. Since the situation of using bait finesse mostly involves bushes and laydowns, the Stingray 66 chose to win in tournaments by focusing on a delicate solid tip with its own weight to properly load light lures and "after hooking". While maintaining the unique flexibility of the solid that prevents bass from thrashing when hooked in cover, and at the same time maintaining tremendous torque to drag them out to a safe area, the 6-foot 6-inch length was chosen as the longest balance limit, allowing for both casting ultra-light lures and having room to spare. Shoot ultra-light rigs from 1/32oz from a long distance into the cover and take the initiative the moment you hook them. The rod that has mastered the bait finesse technique around the cover, which is most emphasized in modern tournaments, is the "Stingray 66" with a "poisonous sting."