American TackleSKU: 64NIA6

AMERICAN TACKLE - TITANIUM SINGLE FOOT A FRAME GUIDE 64NIA FISHING ROD GUIDE

$4.20 USD
Size: #6mm
AMERICAN TACKLE - TITANIUM SINGLE FOOT A FRAME GUIDE 64NIA FISHING ROD GUIDE
$4.20 USD
Size: #6mm
Item code: 64NIA6

American Tackle Titanium Single Foot A Frame Guide 64NIA

The 64NIA is the lightweight end of the 64 series: a titanium A-frame guide on a single foot, sold individually across the widest ladder in the range, eight sizes from 6 mm all the way to 30 mm. Two decisions define it. A single foot bonds to the blank at one point instead of two, halving wrap length, cutting weight and leaving more of the blank free to flex — the reason single-foot trains are standard on finesse and light game builds. The A frame then arches over the ring and ties the frame back to that single foot, bracing it against the sideways twist that folds a plain single-foot guide. Titanium is light for its strength and does not corrode in salt the way stainless eventually does, which is what makes a 25 or 30 mm single-foot stripper practical on a saltwater spinning build.

Key Features

  • Titanium frame, corrosion resistant for saltwater use
  • A-frame geometry bracing the ring against lateral load
  • Single foot: one wrap per guide, less weight and less blank stiffening
  • Widest ladder in the 64 series, eight sizes from 6 mm to 30 mm
  • Model 64NIA, with SKUs coded by ring size

How To Build With It

  • Single-foot spinning train — Set the 30 mm or 25 mm at the reel to collect the spool cone, then reduce fast through 20, 16 and 12 mm before running 10, 8 and 6 mm to the tip.
  • Wrapping one foot properly — With one foot holding the guide, wrap length is everything: ramp the foot flat, start the thread behind the toe, and carry the wrap well past the foot before locking it.
  • Aligning before the epoxy — Sight down the blank from the butt after each wrap. A single foot rotates more easily than a two-leg guide, and misalignment shows up as line slap on the cast.
  • Finishing light — Two thin epoxy coats and size A thread. A titanium single-foot train exists to save mass out on the blank, and a heavy finish gives it straight back.

Specifications

Ring Size SKU Typical Position
6 mm 64NIA6 Tip-end running guide
8 mm 64NIA8 Running guide
10 mm 64NIA10 Running guide
12 mm 64NIA12 Mid guide
16 mm 64NIA16 Reduction guide
20 mm 64NIA20 Reduction guide
25 mm 64NIA25 Stripper guide
30 mm 64NIA30 Stripper guide

Sold as single guides across all eight sizes.

Recommended Pairing

  • Light and medium spinning blanks with 1000–5000 size reels; the 25 and 30 mm suit larger shore-casting spools
  • PE 0.3–2 braid with a 6–30 lb fluorocarbon leader
  • Size A thread and two-part rod-building epoxy, with a single-foot tip top matched to the 6 mm guide