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Rod Selection Time
Hi All,
I am in the process of buying a new rod for breaming etc... and was hoping for some input from you all. I have narrowed it down to 3 rods. - Shimano T-curve Flight with full recoils giudes 6'6'' 1-4kg - Shumano T-curve Tournament 661 1-3kg - Lox Yoshi 6'6'' 1-3kg They are all around the same price so this is not an issue. Any other suggestiouns would be great also, obiously they are all around the $200 mark. Cheers !
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Personally would go the lox, light, sensitive, great tapers love mine.
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I have the T-Curve 662xl and for hards, it's bloody awesome. And the short grip helps too but can get painful in the wrist
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The Flight was originally a $400+ rod, so if you can find one for $200 grab it, best value rod out there.
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The patriarch XTRs seem to be a nice rod, Picked one up today feels quite nice in the hand for the price.
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lox
Lox yoshi but id go 7ft 1-3kg..
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Thanks all.
I am pretty much sold on the Flight but the only problem I have is that is a fair way from my place and I would really love to have a feel. I saw them a few months ago but didnt buy it then (rookie error). The LOX is very nice but I have Browning Ambush which is pretty much identical. Looks lioke I will have to go for a drive.........
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I got a lox love it
I recon it's alot better than the T-curves |
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Lox is prolly the most versatile rod in that list. my mate happily uses his 7'6" for plastics and hards and vibes. very sensitive rod - be careful on car doors and low ceilings with this one
![]() my 7' flight is used mainly for crankin hardbodies and topwaters, bigger plastics and squidding. i find it's not the best for light plastics as the rod is a bit soft in the tip - it also has a nice medium taper for HBs. also love the sound of the recoils when the rods working over time ! mine has full recs + SIC stripper and tip to prevent wind knots - have never had one. apparently with the full recs you 'may' run into issues. note that there is quite a contrast with the weight on these rods .. lox is feather light and t curve just average weight. |
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1x vote for the T-curve tournament. Great rods IMO.
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Thanks all, I went the lox. Very happy with it.
Now I need a reel to match..... I was thinking of a 2500 Ci4?? What do people use on there Lox?
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I got the 1-3kg 7 footer
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I've had a t-curve and it’s a noodle. Go the lox.
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Dude, he already got the lox...
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