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| Model TD Code | Type | Length | Power | Taper | Line Weight (lb) | Lure Weight (oz) | Reargrip Length | # of Guides | Weight (oz) | Price |
| CIT-C-724M OKM-0494 | Casting | 7'2 4 pcs | M | F | 8-17lbs | 1/4-5/8 | 10-1/2in | 9+Tip | 4.4 | $119.99 USD | |
| CIT-S-664ML OKM-0495 | Spinning | 6'6 4 pcs | ML | F | 6-12lbs | 1/8-3/8 | 8-3/4in | 6+Tip | 4 | $119.99 USD | |
| CIT-S-724ML OKM-0496 | Spinning | 7'2 4 pcs | ML | F | 6-12lbs | 1/8-3/8 | 8-3/4in | 7+Tip | 4.3 | $119.99 USD | |
| CIT-S-724M OKM-0261 | Spinning | 7'2 4 pcs | M | F | 8-17lbs | 1/4-5/8 | 8-3/4in | 7+Tip | 4.5 | $119.99 USD | |
The Okuma Citrix Graphite Travel rods have featherweight handling and great balance along with incredible responsiveness. Constructed in 4 pieces for easy travel. These rods are great for anglers who want to keep a tournament quality rod available at all times in a vehicle or travelling.
- IM8 graphite blank construction
- Custom 4-pcs travel design
- Lightweight EVA split grips for reduced weight
- Zero fore grip design for improved balance and weight reduction
- ALPS stainless steel guide frames
- Zirconium line guide inserts for use with braid or mono lines
- Pac Bay MINIMA reel seat for reduced weight
- Custom anodized aluminum reel seat threads for strength and balance
- Stainless steel hook keeper
- Convenient travel rod tube
- Backed by limited lifetime warranty
4 Questions &
4 Answers
Jeremy
from Telluride, Colorado asked:
December 11, 2018
What would be a well balanced but versatile reel to pair with the CIT-S-724M?
1 Answers
A 3000 or 4000 size shimano Nasci or Sedona would pair up well with the Okuma Citrix Graphite Travel Rods
Bernie
on December 12, 2018
Brian Conley
from GA asked:
February 4, 2017
Looking to pair a Shimano Spheros 4000FB on a travel spinning rod. Which of these Okuma or perhaps the tsunami travel kayak rod?
1 Answers
CIT-S-724M would pair up well with a Spheros 4000.
Devon
on February 7, 2017
Sisco
from Pasadena, Texas asked:
January 14, 2017
Is this a casting rod? How does it do with 1/8th oz plastics.
I wade fish mostly
1 Answers
We do have a 7'2'' and a 7'11'' casting rod and i would recommend using a heavier plastic for both rods. The 7'2'' is rated for 1/4 oz - 5/8 oz and the 7'11'' is rated 2 - 8 oz.
Donald
on January 14, 2017
TJH
from Finland asked:
February 16, 2015
Hi,
How long is the rod case of this rod (6'6'' and 7'2 versions)?
1 Answers
The 6'6" case is 23 Inches long, the 7'2 case is 25 inches long
Frank
on February 18, 2015
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