Rods for almost all types of gear are equipped with access rings. They are designed to evenly distribute the load that occurs when playing a fish along the entire length of the rod. The “endless” number of rings makes it possible to use the entire safety margin of the rod when playing fish, since in this case the load is distributed most evenly along the entire length of the rods. Also, throughput rings make it much easier to work with tackle, avoid sagging of the fishing line, sticking and winding it on the rod. This is especially important for gear that is supposed to use long-range casting. In this case, the channeled movement of the fishing line when it is quickly unwound from the reel is absolutely necessary.