What?! St. Croix Rods New Warranty for 2024

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Learn more about the new warranty program in place for St. Croix Rods fishing rods. This video also touches on rod guide repair, and why it is important to consider. Enjoy!
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4 окт 2024

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@stevehillis4069 4 месяца назад

Just broke my brand new St. Croix on first fish. 1.5 lb bass. started a warranty claim today on a bass x rod. $60

@pricchifishing 4 месяца назад

What a bummer! I hope the warranty process goes well for you 🙏

@barry4fish 6 месяцев назад

There is no warranty after they stop making the parts. I have 2 Imperials that broke under warranty, dead in the water because no tip sections available for them any more. That’s what they told me when I tried to do a warranty claim. Also have two Imperial USA rods with faulty tip top guide (black coating wore off after first use). All they did was replace the tip top with the same one that was on there originally, same thing happened to them, problem not really corrected. I don’t call that warranty service. And, these new rods are not even using Graphene the same way as others, it’s just a coating rather than built into the matrix like for the Douglas Sky G. The tip sections are still the weak point, made of their SCII material that is old technology. Pretty outrageous cost considering these factors.

@pricchifishing 6 месяцев назад

Hi, @barry4fish! That is a very interesting point on the material at the tip...gives me curiosity on all of the models. I am interested in that coating technology for Douglas Rods, thanks for adding that note! It seems more robust.

@jpaul4788 6 месяцев назад

I seen on live bassmaster elite in lake fork break a rod new ones $380.00

@pricchifishing 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching! And yes I’m sure Trey was covered however, rightfully so.

@chrisgilbert4146 6 месяцев назад

IMO St. Croix rods are one of the most overrated rods on the market next to Loomis.

@barry4fish 5 месяцев назад

There were a few sweet models they made over the years. The 8 footers in the Imperial (4 wt 2 piece and the 5 wt 4 piece) and the Avid (5 wt 4 piece) were pretty good. The Legend Elite wasn’t too bad if you had the 864, 865, and 904, and the 906 in the saltwater LE’s. Also the Pro series made with IM6 blanks were really good in the 8 1/2’ and shorter lengths, once in a while you can find one on the auction site. Many of the other models were heavy with high swing weight, and the models shorter than 8 ft had that awful skinny cork grip that was not very comfortable to fish with.