An interesting rod for sure, I've had it in my cart for some time too now, and almost bought it at the last sale 😂 It will be fun to hear your opinion after the tests, and comparison with Ultima to 👌🏼
The guide is slanted forward. I’ve seen that with the Rosewood DarkLight too. Both of my DarkLight have that forward-slanted tip guide design. Not quite sure what the logic of it is though.
Looked at site and noticed the lure rate was 1-7grams and line was 8-15 lb . Would be nice if they showed the true schematics of the rod .Noticed that problem with budget bfs rods
@@RicardoReview or a solid tip which would allow for the flexibility? Just checked the product description and it does look like they utilize a solid tip section.
@@BFSFISHINGCHANNEL I know is a solid tip, that's why i think maybe it as a bit more carbon, all my Mifine rods have similar construction and most are solid tip rods, the 24 against the 40 usually will have a different spring rate and will make use of larger diameter tips, it's a hard concept for me to explain even in Portuguese, 24t usually looks more round with a "tighter" with a bit more rough texture on the fabric, this one looks a lot like my 30T solid tip rod.
@@RicardoReview hm I don’t really know that there is a standard difference in the appearance of the weave/pattern as there are different brands that manufacture the cloth? What I know about tonnage is that the higher the tonnage the stiffer the blank and the lower the amount of material is needed to achieve that stiffness. This is why higher tonnage/more expensive rods tend to be more fragile due to less material being used but also because the material is more stiff. Anywho, the rod could very well be 30ton or a blend of 24+30ton.