DT QUIVER TIPS 3.5mm

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Guru DT Quiver Tips 3.5 mm

The Guru DT Quiver Tips are replacement solid carbon tips for N-Gauge Pro Distance feeder rods. Their gradual transition into the first rod section helps maintain the rod's action, both during a powerful cast and when playing fish.

The stainless steel Sea-Guide frames are designed to reduce line tangles when casting. Slim LS Zirconia ceramic rings ensure smooth line flow and make the tips suitable for repeated feeder fishing at greater distances. Each tip is supplied protected in a sturdy PVC tube.

Compatibility

Suitable for Guru N-Gauge Pro Distance feeder rods with a 3.5 mm tip connection
Also fits the first orange Guru N-Gauge 12 ft feeder rods with the same connection
Not to be confused with the thinner 2.5 mm LT Quiver Tips

Key features

Premium solid carbon tip
Sea-Guide line guides with stainless steel frames
Slim LS Zirconia ceramic rings
3.5 mm connection diameter
Approximate length of 70.5 cm
Supplied in a protective PVC tube

Which sensitivity should you choose?

Match the tip to the feeder weight, casting distance, current and wind. A more sensitive tip registers cautious bites more clearly, while a stiffer tip provides greater stability and control with heavier feeders, powerful casts or rough conditions. View the current options in the product selector.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check whether this tip fits my rod?

Check the exact rod model and measure the insertion diameter of the original tip. This DT series has a 3.5 mm connection; the same diameter alone does not guarantee full compatibility with other rod series.

What is the difference between DT and LT quiver tips?

DT tips are developed for the N-Gauge Pro Distance series and have a 3.5 mm connection. The LT tips for the regular N-Gauge Pro Feeder series are thinner and have a 2.5 mm connection.

Do I always need to use a heavier tip to cast further?

Distance alone does not determine the choice. Feeder weight, wind and any current are at least as important. Choose the lightest tip that remains sufficiently stable in the conditions and matches the rod's load.