XTZ, MAX EVO, MAX BLACK: choose your Adams

Three souls, one goal: to make you fish better

In the world of nymph fishing, every detail makes a difference. A good rod is not enough: you need the right tool for the context, for the fish, for the technique. That’s why Adams has developed three series designed to offer specific answers, all of which share advanced technology, top-notch materials, and a design philosophy centered on sensitivity, balance, and real performance.

Adams XTZ

Absolute precision, total control

Born from proprietary X-TorZion technology, the XTZ is the euro nymphing rod for those seeking maximum sensitivity and immediate response. The high-modulus, multilayer carbon blank (six layers at 45°) eliminates twisting and gives total connection with the nymph. Ideal for those who fish with super-thin terminals, look for every little touch and appreciate top-of-the-line components such as Recoil rings and CFX Vibra Core handle.

Perfect for those who experience nymphing as a subtle art

Adams Max Evo

The evolution of versatility

Designed together with Europe’s top competitive anglers, the Max Evo is a light and balanced rig designed to deliver race performance in any context. The Nano Carbon Fiber blank ensures a fast but progressive action, with a very sensitive tip and a large reserve of power. Thanks to the ultra-fast retrieve of the blank, casts are precise and clean. Ideal for long sessions without fatigue.

Perfect for those who want an “everything” rod, but without compromise

Adams Max Black

Power, control, trophies

Not every day you encounter fish over 50 cm. But when it happens, you have to be ready. The Max Black was designed for this: big fish, tough situations, need for absolute control. The sandblasted nano-carbon blank is strong, fast, precise. 10.5-foot length and #3 tail for power and delicacy. The CFX handle transmits every vibration and the reel seat perfectly balances the rod in the most challenging fights.

Perfect for those who have only one goal: the fish of life

In summary: which one to choose?