About Exori
Exori is an Indonesian fishing tackle brand built and sold by PT. Aneka Raya Pancing, trading for more than three decades. The company designs and manufactures rods, reels, line and terminal tackle for the domestic market, and states its aim as equipment that is durable, modern and affordable, developed from field testing rather than from catalogue specification alone.
The rod range is organised the way Indonesian anglers actually shop, by fishery rather than by blank class. Tegek covers fixed-line pole fishing, with Ryuzen, Aquila, Dharma and Sagara running from short pond poles out past seven metres, none of them carrying guides or a reel seat. Galatama covers competition-pond work, where Graviton, Vyper and Hashira are short, stiff and built to set fast at a drawn seat. Around those sit the Versatile, Casting, Jigging, Telescopic Light and Ultralight groups, which hold the conventional spinning and baitcasting rods, including a small number of PE-rated jig blanks.
Construction language across the range centres on carbon: top solid carbon tips, 30T reinforcement carbon, hollow carbon in the Deep Core range, and Exori's own ring guides. Pricing is domestic-market and accessible, with most rods falling between roughly Rp120,000 and Rp420,000.
What Exori is known for
Exori is best known in Indonesia for covering the country's own fisheries properly at a price ordinary anglers pay. The tegek poles are the clearest example, a full ladder of fixed-line lengths that has no equivalent in Western catalogues, with Ryuzen and Aquila as the recognised entry points. On the competition side, Graviton, Vyper and Hashira are built specifically for galatama rounds rather than adapted from general spinning rods. Deep Core is the range where the brand puts its jigging and hollow-carbon work. Anglers cross-shop Exori against Maguro and Relix Nusantara, the other two Indonesian houses with comparable depth in pond and pole tackle.