Telos 10' 3 lb Blank – 3.05 m

Rodhouse Team Review The Telos 10' 3 lb Blank is a real success from Harrison, designed for anglers who appreciate technical and compact tackle. It delivers an authentic action and remarkable blank finesse, turning every fight into a truly enjoyable experience. This is the option we recommend for anglers who value sensitivity over outright power. What you need to know about the Telos 10' 3 lb Length: 10 ft (305 cm) for maximum manoeuvrability Test curve: 3 lb TC, ideal for short- and medium-range fishing Ultra-lightweight at just 136 g for perfect balance in the hand Retractable design offering a compact transport length of just 126 cm High-end blank with a butt diameter of 16.24 mm Recommended techniques: boat fishing, stalking and fishing in snaggy areas Target species: carp The perfect combination of finesse and mobility from Harrison A 136 g blank designed for maximum fighting enjoyment The Telos 10' 3 lb Blank has been specifically developed for anglers who prioritise precision and feel when fighting large carp. Its 10 ft length makes fishing in confined environments much easier, whether from heavily vegetated banks or from a boat, where a 12 ft rod can quickly become cumbersome. Compared with the stiffer 3.25 lb version, this 3 lb model works with significantly more flexibility, helping to absorb powerful runs and protect the hook hold. It is the perfect tool for effective fishing between 30 and 80 metres, where responsiveness is more important than pure casting distance. Retractable technology for maximum versatility Harrison has not simply added a telescopic section to an existing product, but has designed the Telos blank specifically around this compact format, optimising wall thickness and stiffness accordingly. This technical approach produces a slim and lightweight blank without sacrificing the power reserve needed to control fish in snaggy areas. The three-section construction reduces the transport length to just 126 cm, making storage and transportation much easier without compromising the characteristic action of British-built rods. Although its limitations become more noticeable beyond 100 yards, this configuration offers an exceptionally enjoyable experience for modern and mobile carp fishing techniques.