Most of the aging rods are two piece. In that case, I think that a rod belt is often used to bundle when carrying. However, there are many people who are worried that the main rod and the rod on the tip side will collide with each other when bundling with a general rod belt, so they may be damaged by vibrations.
The "34 rod belt" is structured so that the rods do not interfere with each other, and it is possible to bundle the important rods while protecting them.
There are two parts, one on the tip side and one on the end grip side, and each part is devised.
The part on the tip side has a structure that allows the tip to pass through, so you can bundle it so that the tip of the rod is hidden, or you can leave the tip out. Due to this structure, it can also be used with rods that come with tip protectors. Since the rods do not touch each other, it is safe from damage due to impacts.
The part on the end grip side uses EVA material and is designed so that the rods are separated from each other. By opening the distance between the grip and the tip side, the rods do not touch each other directly.
It is possible to securely protect the rods even when moving with the "34 rod belt" that allows you to bundle your precious rods with peace of mind.