100$ Rods

[sarcazmo]

*** series! Im not sure if BPS carries them but cabelas does.

[Teal]

Veritas, light but breakage issues

***, is all the rave right now

Daiwa Ballistic, yes it red, but they are fairly light and are one sale for 79 at TW. I have a ballistic deep crankin rod and i like it.

[ColdSVT]

I would check out 13 omens snd Lews

I had a mojo and it ok, the *** is way better for the same money

I would also check out a fenwick elite tech...super nice for a 100 bucks!

the guy that designed the elite tech designed the omens and envys

[TNBassin']

I love my veritas. No breakage issue for me and MANY others. Great rod.

[lmbfisherman]

I love my veritas. No breakage issue for me and MANY others. Great rod.

I agree, I own one and haven't had any issues with breakage.  I bought a 7'3" MH/F and it served as a great all purpose rod.  Especially when I went shore fishing, I used it occasionally as a frog rod and had no problems pulling them out of some lily pads and junk.  They are especially better deal now that I can buy them regularly around here for 79.99 now. 

[moguy1973]

Veritas........ Surprised it hasn't be brought up more in this thread

+1

Great rod that is super light. And looks cool with he white paint to boot.

[backcast88]

I had a Veritas for all of a week and returned it.  It was light and sensitive but the 6'6" MF spinning rod I had was a lot stiffer then I was looking for.  On a personal note, I didn't care for the white color.

 

I have 2 Carbonlites (6'8" MXF spinning rod and 6'6"MF micro casting), 1 Carbon Black in 6'6" MF (discontinued rod, same blank as the Carbonlite but with cork grips), and my dad has a 6'6" MF spinning Carbonlite.  Its safe to say that I like Carbolite rods.  They are very light and sensitive with a soft tip and plenty of backbone.  I am a broke masters student so $100 is about my max for rods and handled nearly every rod in the $75-$100 range and found the Carbonlite to be the best.