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title: "KastKing Blackhawk II Telescopic Fishing Rods, Casting 7ft 3in-Fast-MH Power"
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# 7ft 3in casting length Toray 24Ton Carbon Matrix blank 6-piece telescopic design KastKing Blackhawk II Telescopic Fishing Rods, Casting 7ft 3in-Fast-MH Power

**Brand:** kastking
**Price:** € 192.76
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## Summary

> 🎯 Fish anywhere, anytime—your ultimate travel rod that never quits!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KastKing Blackhawk II Telescopic Fishing Rods, Casting 7ft 3in-Fast-MH Power by kastking
- **How much does it cost?** € 192.76 with free shipping
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## Best For

- kastking enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kastking brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Casting:** Floating line guides and SnugFit ferrules ensure smooth, dead-spot-free casts every time.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Collapses to just 21" for ultimate portability without sacrificing strength.
- • **Durable & Sensitive:** High-modulus carbon fiber blank with solid glass tip balances toughness and responsiveness.
- • **Versatile Performance:** Perfect for freshwater or saltwater, from kayak to bank fishing, with 14 length/action options.
- • **Travel-Ready Convenience:** Fully rigged setup means you’re fishing-ready in seconds—no rethreading required.

## Overview

The KastKing Blackhawk II Telescopic Fishing Rod is a 7ft 3in fast-action, medium-heavy power casting rod featuring advanced Soloscopic Performance Technology. Crafted with a Toray 24Ton Carbon Matrix blank and solid glass tip, it delivers exceptional durability and sensitivity. Its innovative 6-piece telescopic design with floating line guides and SnugFit ferrules offers smooth casting and easy portability, collapsing to just 21 inches for effortless travel. Ideal for diverse fishing environments, this rod combines convenience, strength, and precision for the modern angler on the move.

## Description

Product description When it's time to hit the road or trail, the newly designed, KastKing BlackHawk II Telescopic fishing rod is the perfect companion. Game changing design and innovation makes the BlackHawk II the easiest, fastest and most convenient way to go fishing. You'll never again feel as if you don't have space to take a spinning or casting fishing rod with you because the BlackHawk II packs down to only about 21" in overall length fits easily in your backpack, briefcase, bicycle, boat or car. The secret of these travel rods is our revolutionary Soloscopic Performance Technology with multiple float guides which improves casting performance, delivers a smooth and consistent taper and eliminates flat or dead spots. Snug-Fit ferrules deliver full length power transition and the KastFlex Technology with Toray 24-Ton Carbon Matrix blank and new solid glass tip section provide durability, power and strength.The amazing Floating Guide System will allow you to expand or contract the rod in seconds. We've used the perfect combination of fixed and floating guides to allow these rods to retract to a fraction of their working length while still providing better casting control, line presentation and to handle powerful fish and you'll never have to remove line from the guides again so you're always ready to fish as soon as you hit the water.KastKing BlackHawk II is not only convenient; this is truly a performance fishing rod made with high modulus, 24-ton Toray carbon fiber blanks which are strong yet sensitive, and our unique design allows these rods to perform and feel like your favorite 1- or 2-piece fishing rod. The new solid glass tip section provides durability and strength. There are 14 different lengths and actions available in the KastKing BlackHawk II series so there is rod that will be right for your situation no matter where you are fishing.And like all other KastKing products, you are protected with our One Year Incredible Total Peace of Mind Legal Disclaimer Warning: According to Proposition 65 of California Law this product can expose you to chemicals including lead which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Review: Update 6/3/20: I ordered another of these, this time in a 7'1 model from desertcart warehouse. The listing said "like new" and I paid about $48 altogether. The package just arrived with a broken, badly scratched and dinged 7'1 rod packed in 2 separate pieces in such a way that it could not have possibly happened during shipping. The flimsy box hardly had a wrinkle in it. These rods are great, but never trust desertcart warehouse. This is twice I've ordered from them now and twice I've received defective or broken goods. desertcart warehouse is my worst experience on desertcart so far. I've had this rod (7'3 casting) out for several fishing trips now. It has performed well. It feels great in hand, casts well, and has given me no real problems in using it. The rod is nice and small when collapsed, and the protective cover protects it well enough, but could be a little better and less bulky. The rod itself is a bit heavy. It does not feel as agile or whippy as my 7'6 mh kastking resolute. It feels better geared toward wide-swinging, slower casts of heavy, bulky rigs like popping corks with jigs underneath, etc than quick, roll-casts of Texas rigs. It can still work for roll casting, but feels like you have to work harder than with an "ideal" rod to do it. The butt of the rod is longer than average and provides tons of leverage for fighting big fish. And I do believe this rod could handle big fish. I caught a little keeper redfish with it and it was no struggle at all. I have not caught any Lunkers with it yet, but I have put on a large popping cork and used it to play fetch and tug of war with a fully grown Pitt bull in my yard, which stresses the rod plenty for a test. The rod can take a heavy load and some vicious head-shakes and can turn a large running dog if you really pull on it. I've had no issues with parts getting stuck or not staying put while using the rod, but it is still fairly new. Everything works as advertised and it breaks down well. Just be gentle while extending/collapsing it. The tip feels too flimsy to be called "fast". I would call it medium. Anything less than a fast tip on these would be a a wet spaghetti noodle on the end. The tip works well for spinnerbaits, etc, and is less ideal for situations where you want an extra solid tip, like maybe Texas rigs or big swimbaits. But I've thrown Texas rigs with it and haven't shed any tears due to any lack of functionality. It does the job fine, just takes a lil getting used to. The rod has a smooth bend transition through the joints and plenty of backbone. While the tip bends a lot with any tiny bump, the middle is very solid and holds weight like a champ. And even my big dog trying to steal my corks couldn't convince the lower areas of this rod to flex. I've paired this with an Abu Garcia Revo 4 X inshore, and it makes an epic, tiny, semi-expensive combo which performs well above its price tag. It casts the larger beetle spins like a champ. I tied on a 1-oz spoon-like shad thing at one point and was able to cast over half of the spool off my Abu Garcia 5500-c3 just horsing around at the docks one day. Anything 1/4 oz or less will struggle to cast if you don't have a really nice reel and some technique. The eye setup is very nice. It can be a bit fiddly to get them all sorted when setting up, but I have not had to readjust them, even when spending multiple hours using spinnerbaits and constantly casting during trips. On my last trip, I noted that I should have adjusted the eyes when I was leaving if I were planning to stay longer, but they lasted hours before being knocked out of place even a little. There should be more detailed instructions for opening/closing the rod. If you start jamming it in from the handle and make your way up, the resin bumps over the line guide wraps will slam into the lower section and damage them. You have to start extending the rod from the largest section and collapse the rod from the tiny tip section backward to prevent damage. It isn't hard to figure out if you pay attention. I wish there were more color options, but the black and gold isn't terrible, just a little garish. The eyes are a bit delicate, only being attached from one side, so they bend like the guides on cheapo rods and will fail if you are too rough with them. They will eventually wear out and snap off from repeated bending/straightening, but I've had rods last over a decade like this with a little care. This is the tradeoff for a collapsible rod. Wrapping the eyes on both sides would make it about 4" longer when stored, so I can accept it as is. Just be careful. It's a travel rod, not an indestructible tank. I don't particularly like the trigger grip's shape. It feels flat, not curved enough to cradle my finger while I use the rod. This is very minor, but I notice it from time to time. It fatigues my finger a little worse after long hours of fishing, but no huge deal. This is the first time I've seen the trigger grip hollowed out to save weight, and that made me chuckle. Neat idea. Overall, it's great. There are tradeoffs to make a rod so portable, but I believe it is worth it. If you are gentle with your gear and want something you can rely on to catch big fish in remote places, this is your rod. If you are abusive and want gear that will not break easily, look for a tougher rod. If you have to have a stiff tip, look elsewhere. But in general, this rod is amazing and I will probably buy another soon. It is definitely worth the money. Will update if I have any issues going forward.
Review: Bought the 7'3" MH. It's a good travel rod, especially with the protection the cover gives. Taken it on a couple of flights and being 5"10', I was able to sit okay on flights, with it under the seat in front of me. I put it in my backpack, no room in my carry-on luggage. It did limit movement in-flight, but not unbearable. The sensitivity of the rod tip is really good. Flexes maybe a foot to foot and a half into the blank, then the strength of the backbone let's you set hard, to keep the fish pinned. I use it for medium diving cranks, upwards of 1/2 oz swim jigs, chatterbaits, and Texas rig. Landed a few fish to 6 lbs with ease. Don't suggest boat flipping anything over 3lbs with this rod. The free sliding guides seem okay, but can see it not lasting more than a couple of seasons, due to the amount of pressure you have to put so it doesn't rotate out f alignment from fixed guides. Also, the tip is sensitive, so be careful with adjustments. Overall a good buy! Tight lines!

## Features

- SOLOSCOPIC PERFORMANCE TECHNOLOGYKastKing KastFlex Toray 24Ton Carbon Matrix blank and solid glass tip section deliver unmatched durability, sensitivity and performance. Onepiece performance in a sixpiece telescopic rod design. Multiple floating line guides improve casting performance, deliver a consistent and smooth taper and eliminate flat or dead spots in the blank. SnugFit ferrules provide full length power transition and allow these rods to perform and feel like a 1pc rod.
- MULTIPURPOSEThe KastKing BlackHawk II travel fishing rod is available in 14 lengths and actions in travel spinning rod and casting rod models. You’ll find the perfect spinning fishing rod or baitcasting rod for almost any fresh or saltwater fishing situation whether your trout fishing, bass fishing, kayak fishing or even as a n inshore fishing rod for saltwater fishing from the bank or boat. KastKing travel rods feature amazing design and perfect balance.
- CONVENIENT Besides the obvious advantage of easy travel over the traditional 1 & 2 pc fishing rods, they save valuable fishing time because you can leave the reel on the rod, line through the guides and fully rigged. Simply open the bail with line through the guides and hook attached, extend the rod to its working length and you'll be fishing again in seconds without rerigging. Telescopic rods are portable, convenient, and easytocarry. Travel anywhere with your Blackhawk II travel rod.
- SUPERIOR QUALITY Only highquality components including stainless steel line guides, graphite reel seats and comfortable EVA handles are used in the construction of the new and improved, KastKing BlackHawk II telescopic rods. The entire series of spinning rods and casting fishing rods makes a great travel fishing pole or backup telescopic fishing pole.
- QUICK ASSEMBLY Extending the rod starts at the tip section As shown in the video, extend each section while aligning the guides one section at a time. Simply extend the tip section until it stops, align the guides to the tip top guide and repeat with all sections. To collapse the telescopic fishing rod to its travel rod length, start at the bottom of the rod and collapse each section with a simple twist as you work your way to the tip of the fishing rod.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07N3WCJWM |
| Action | Fast |
| Age range | Adult |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | KastKing |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (143) |
| Date First Available | 25 Jan. 2019 |
| Department | Unisex |
| Included components | 1 Casting Rod |
| Manufacturer | Eposeidon |
| Manufacturer reference | KRD-BK2C-9 |
| Material type | Glass, Stainless Steel |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Package Dimensions | 74.29 x 10.16 x 8.89 cm; 408 g |
| Size | L |
| Style | B: Casting 7'3"/Fast/Mh Power |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KastKing
- **Colour:** Black
- **Fishing technique:** baitcasting,spinning
- **Material:** Glass, Stainless Steel
- **Number of pieces:** 1

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How do you secure and release the rod sections?? There are no instructions with the rod.**
A: They are a pain to align. My rod seemed nice, but quickly broke. Read the Kastking "warranty". It is a joke.  They expect me to mail the rod and $20. Then they will determine if they want $30 more to replace the rod or if my $20 is enough. This is the first fishing rod I have ever seen break. It is junk.

**Q: Made in USA?**
A: Made in China, as I'd expect for the price. Mine broke very easily,  which I would not expect for the price.  Read the Kastking "warranty".  They expect you to mail the rod and $20, just for them to consider replacement.

**Q: 7'6" MH baitcasting good for striper fishing?**
A: Dont buy the medium for stripes. My medium was incredibly fragile. 
Read the Kastking "warranty". You must mail a defective rod back along with $20. Then they will inspect it. If they feel like it wasn't defective, then they will require an additional payment of 1/2 price. If they determine it was 100% their fault,  then they will keep your $20 to repair or replace it.
I have never had a rod break in my life,  before this one.

**Q: Do you have any plans of making a bait casting version of this pole? would be great for bfs or ultra light bait casting,that is growing in popularity.**
A: KastKing is always coming out with new Affordable Innovations. Please check back with us, as we have lots of new products coming soon.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***Y on 6 May 2020*

Update 6/3/20: I ordered another of these, this time in a 7'1 model from amazon warehouse. The listing said "like new" and I paid about $48 altogether. The package just arrived with a broken, badly scratched and dinged 7'1 rod packed in 2 separate pieces in such a way that it could not have possibly happened during shipping. The flimsy box hardly had a wrinkle in it. These rods are great, but never trust Amazon warehouse. This is twice I've ordered from them now and twice I've received defective or broken goods. Amazon warehouse is my worst experience on amazon so far. I've had this rod (7'3 casting) out for several fishing trips now. It has performed well. It feels great in hand, casts well, and has given me no real problems in using it. The rod is nice and small when collapsed, and the protective cover protects it well enough, but could be a little better and less bulky. The rod itself is a bit heavy. It does not feel as agile or whippy as my 7'6 mh kastking resolute. It feels better geared toward wide-swinging, slower casts of heavy, bulky rigs like popping corks with jigs underneath, etc than quick, roll-casts of Texas rigs. It can still work for roll casting, but feels like you have to work harder than with an "ideal" rod to do it. The butt of the rod is longer than average and provides tons of leverage for fighting big fish. And I do believe this rod could handle big fish. I caught a little keeper redfish with it and it was no struggle at all. I have not caught any Lunkers with it yet, but I have put on a large popping cork and used it to play fetch and tug of war with a fully grown Pitt bull in my yard, which stresses the rod plenty for a test. The rod can take a heavy load and some vicious head-shakes and can turn a large running dog if you really pull on it. I've had no issues with parts getting stuck or not staying put while using the rod, but it is still fairly new. Everything works as advertised and it breaks down well. Just be gentle while extending/collapsing it. The tip feels too flimsy to be called "fast". I would call it medium. Anything less than a fast tip on these would be a a wet spaghetti noodle on the end. The tip works well for spinnerbaits, etc, and is less ideal for situations where you want an extra solid tip, like maybe Texas rigs or big swimbaits. But I've thrown Texas rigs with it and haven't shed any tears due to any lack of functionality. It does the job fine, just takes a lil getting used to. The rod has a smooth bend transition through the joints and plenty of backbone. While the tip bends a lot with any tiny bump, the middle is very solid and holds weight like a champ. And even my big dog trying to steal my corks couldn't convince the lower areas of this rod to flex. I've paired this with an Abu Garcia Revo 4 X inshore, and it makes an epic, tiny, semi-expensive combo which performs well above its price tag. It casts the larger beetle spins like a champ. I tied on a 1-oz spoon-like shad thing at one point and was able to cast over half of the spool off my Abu Garcia 5500-c3 just horsing around at the docks one day. Anything 1/4 oz or less will struggle to cast if you don't have a really nice reel and some technique. The eye setup is very nice. It can be a bit fiddly to get them all sorted when setting up, but I have not had to readjust them, even when spending multiple hours using spinnerbaits and constantly casting during trips. On my last trip, I noted that I should have adjusted the eyes when I was leaving if I were planning to stay longer, but they lasted hours before being knocked out of place even a little. There should be more detailed instructions for opening/closing the rod. If you start jamming it in from the handle and make your way up, the resin bumps over the line guide wraps will slam into the lower section and damage them. You have to start extending the rod from the largest section and collapse the rod from the tiny tip section backward to prevent damage. It isn't hard to figure out if you pay attention. I wish there were more color options, but the black and gold isn't terrible, just a little garish. The eyes are a bit delicate, only being attached from one side, so they bend like the guides on cheapo rods and will fail if you are too rough with them. They will eventually wear out and snap off from repeated bending/straightening, but I've had rods last over a decade like this with a little care. This is the tradeoff for a collapsible rod. Wrapping the eyes on both sides would make it about 4" longer when stored, so I can accept it as is. Just be careful. It's a travel rod, not an indestructible tank. I don't particularly like the trigger grip's shape. It feels flat, not curved enough to cradle my finger while I use the rod. This is very minor, but I notice it from time to time. It fatigues my finger a little worse after long hours of fishing, but no huge deal. This is the first time I've seen the trigger grip hollowed out to save weight, and that made me chuckle. Neat idea. Overall, it's great. There are tradeoffs to make a rod so portable, but I believe it is worth it. If you are gentle with your gear and want something you can rely on to catch big fish in remote places, this is your rod. If you are abusive and want gear that will not break easily, look for a tougher rod. If you have to have a stiff tip, look elsewhere. But in general, this rod is amazing and I will probably buy another soon. It is definitely worth the money. Will update if I have any issues going forward.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by B***5 on 5 December 2023*

Bought the 7'3" MH. It's a good travel rod, especially with the protection the cover gives. Taken it on a couple of flights and being 5"10', I was able to sit okay on flights, with it under the seat in front of me. I put it in my backpack, no room in my carry-on luggage. It did limit movement in-flight, but not unbearable. The sensitivity of the rod tip is really good. Flexes maybe a foot to foot and a half into the blank, then the strength of the backbone let's you set hard, to keep the fish pinned. I use it for medium diving cranks, upwards of 1/2 oz swim jigs, chatterbaits, and Texas rig. Landed a few fish to 6 lbs with ease. Don't suggest boat flipping anything over 3lbs with this rod. The free sliding guides seem okay, but can see it not lasting more than a couple of seasons, due to the amount of pressure you have to put so it doesn't rotate out f alignment from fixed guides. Also, the tip is sensitive, so be careful with adjustments. Overall a good buy! Tight lines!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by I***L on 30 July 2019*

This is a great rod! I had previously purchased 2 other bait casting telescoping rods before buying this one. The first was a box brand rod I bought at academy, while it was short and compact and easy to use it only had 4 eyes and string/rod control while trying to land a big fish was problematic. This Blackhawk II has a lot of eyes, some floating and others fixed, which can be a little confusing, but watch the video on how it is expanded and contracted back down and you will easily understand. I have my Rod paired with the KastKing Sparticus reel and it is a great combo. If your on the line wondering if you should buy this for 50.00 bucks or buy a lower priced one only or at a box store, do yourself a favor and just buy this rod. This Rod is well worth the 50.00. It is as sensitive as my 2 piece casting rods, still has a good back bone (depends on model you buy). I could see this rod easily selling for 100.00! I fished this rod on the lake this past weekend and happened to find a large school of white and hybrid bass, landed over 40 fish all on top water, and this rod did great!! it is light weight and hardy, and very sensitive. I will buy this rod in a different length for pitching smaller jigs. KastKing is just steadily going to take my money every pay check.

## Frequently Bought Together

- KastKing Blackhawk II Telescopic Fishing Rods, Graphite Rod Blanks, Durable Glass Tip, Floating Guides, 1pc Performance, EVA Handle
- KastKing SuperPower Braided Fishing Line - Abrasion Resistant Braided Lines – Incredible Superline – Zero Stretch – Smaller Diameter – A Must-Have!
- KastKing Valiant Eagle Gold Spinning Reel - 6.2:1 High-Speed Gear Ratio, Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing Reel, Faster Line Retrieve, Braid Ready Spool, 7+1 Shielded Stainless Steel Ball Bearings

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