Made per model, not one-size-fits-all
Every set is made against a specific Daiwa model and length rather than a generic size, so each bung seats on the section it was made for. Order against the entry that matches your pole.
Daiwa Pole Bungs
Daiwa have been at the top end of the pole market for a long time. The Connoisseur G90 Pro is built from their Super MSG Nanoplus carbon with V-joint alpha alignment to keep sections lined up and rigid at length, and carries ITS reinforcement across the middle sections. Poles built to those tolerances deserve protection at the section ends rather than a bung forced into place.
Fox Worx makes bungs for the Connoisseur G90 Pro 130 and 160, the Air Z Pro 130 and 160, the Airity Pro 160, the Tournament-S Competition 130 and 160, and the Pro Margin 103.
Daiwa poles we make bungs for
Fox Worx currently makes pole bungs for 8 Daiwa models, covering the Connoisseur, Airity, Air Z Pro and Tournament-S ranges. Match your pole to the exact model and length below.
| Model | Length |
|---|---|
| Air Z Pro 130 | 13 m |
| Air Z Pro 160 | 16 m |
| Airity Pro 160 | 16 m |
| Connoisseur G90 Pro 130 | 13 m |
| Connoisseur G90 Pro 160 | 16 m |
| Pro Margin 103 | 10.3 m |
| Tournament-S Competition 130 | 13 m |
| Tournament-S Competition 160 | 16 m |
Can’t see your Daiwa pole? We add models all the time — Send us the make, model and year of manufacture. We’ll look at adding it.
Why exact-model fit matters on Daiwa poles
No adhesive needed
Because the fit is exact to each section, nothing needs gluing in. That also means a bung can be removed again without leaving residue on an expensive pole.
Numbered by section
Each bung carries an engraved number in its base so a set can be fitted in order. The fitting guide covers the full method.
Colours for Daiwa poles
Every set comes in a subtle smoke grey or a range of striking colours chosen to complement your pole’s accent colours. Bright colours make section ends easy to locate; smoke keeps a low profile. See the full colour range.
Daiwa pole bung FAQ
What does the 130 or 160 in the model name mean?
It is the pole length in decimetres, so 130 is 13 m and 160 is 16 m. Each is listed separately in the table above.
Is the Pro Margin covered?
Yes. The Pro Margin 103 at 10.3 m has its own set, listed alongside the longer Daiwa poles above.
Pole bungs for other brands
Protect your Daiwa sections
Confirm your model above, then follow the official fitting method so each bung seats correctly first time.