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I don't have these rods, but being a Dobyns fanboy (although new purchases have been going the way of Shimano) I can tell you the only difference in 703/704 and 733/734 rods is very slight, mostly negligible, softer tips in the longer rods. You probably won't notice the difference in casting distance either. My opinion.

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To me that makes a huge difference. I have mainly Aird X rods (lower end Daiwas) and i fish with the MH casting rods in 7' and 7'3".

When i go fishing on the boat or the kayak, im always asking myself why did i even bring the 7'.

The 7'3" can get an extreme amount of distance compared to the 7', whether the bait is lighter or heavier.

Same results comparing a medium spinning rod thats 7' vs 7'2".

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On 8/7/2023 at 1:07 PM, thunderblack said:

Isn't one extra fast and the other fast?

All of the XT spinning rods are listed as fast.

TATULAXT701MLFS Spinning Rods ML F 7' 1 6-12 1/8-3/8 8 Fuji® Aluminum Oxide $99.99
TATULAXT701MFS Spinning Rods MF F 7' 1 6-14 1/8-3/4 8 Fuji® Aluminum Oxide $99.99
TATULAXT702MFS Spinning Rods M F 7' 2 6-14 1/8-3/8 8 Fuji® Aluminum Oxide $99.99
TATULAXT701MHFS Spinning Rods MH F 7' 1 8-17 1/4-3/4 8 Fuji® Aluminum Oxide $99.99
TATULAXT731MFS Spinning Rods M F 7'3" 1 6-14 1/8-3/8 8 Fuji® Aluminum Oxide $99.99

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