Airrus Rods

[Grey Wolf]

Does anyone own any of the Airrus rods ?

How is their quality ?

What do you like or dis-like about them ?

[Banor]

I own / have owned 9 Airrus rods (2 are swimming with the fish).

These rods are very sensitive, very affordable and the owner is the guy you order from. Personable service and a great guy who backs his work with a warranty and genuine interest in pleasing his customers.

I'm not a rep or pro staffer or anything (would like to be) so you can take this as one angler's experienced opinion.

I have used all of these rods for an entire season and have not had a single malfunction or broken part at all. (if you dont count my wife rolling the Jeep window up and snapping the tip)

I only have two problems with Airrus rods. First is that Ken has a hard time keeping the popular size/power/action in the Warehouse!! They sell like hotcakes.

Second, there isnt as much range of power/action combinations as I would for my personal specialization.

Other than that I give them 2 thumbs up.

B

[reelon]

I have an airrus Co-matrix, and for the money you get a really good rod. I like the service that you get from Ken and just the way that the rod feels. Honestly I have not found something to dislike them.

[lubina]

These rods are very sensitive, very affordable and the owner is the guy you order from. Personable service and a great guy who backs his work with a warranty and genuine interest in pleasing his customers.

I'm not a rep or pro staffer or anything (would like to be) so you can take this as one angler's experienced opinion.

I have used all of these rods for an entire season and have not had a single malfunction or broken part at all. (if you dont count my wife rolling the Jeep window up and snapping the tip)

I only have two problems with Airrus rods. First is that Ken has a hard time keeping the popular size/power/action in the Warehouse!! They sell like hotcakes.

Second, there isnt as much range of power/action combinations as I would for my personal specialization.

Other than that I give them 2 thumbs up.

B

Agree a 100 %.

I have an Ultra XL and a Co-Matirx and I have been bitten the hell out of them for 2 years fishing heavy cover most of the time, they stand the heat, light, sensitive, confortable and pretty.

I broke one of the guides in my Ultra XL ( probably my fault ), 5 days later I have a brand new one at my front door, absolutely no charge......this is a company that care for their customers, needless to say I have a Puls-Ar pre-ordered.

[Maxximus Redneckus]

I agree noooooooooo one has a warrenty like them and there rods are great i have 2 of the older models then called sirrus at first i was like no fuji reelseat hmmm will it stay tight  will it fit my reels  YES and actully better then a lot of fuji reel seats IF YOU COULD BUY ONLY ROD this is it it covers all aspects of what a company should be IMO

[Crabcakes]

I have never owned one but I have never heard of a purchaser who has a single bad thing to say about them. Everyone is well pleased with both the rod and customer service. One of my buddies is sponsored by them and the owner is a real stand up guy. he'll even personally answer your emails. I look to buy one next time I need a new rod.

[R Tilson]

Without a doubt a great rod. All my pitching / flipping rods are 7'-6" Ultra XL Hvy and XHvy models. Very stiff for making long pitches and hauling out big fish yet sensitive enough to feel the fish breeth on your bait. 7'-0" Co-Matrix Hvy for frogs (castability) and 7'-0" XHvy for Stickbaits. I've started playing around with the spinning rods this year (Ultra XL). Been testing the 7'-6" & 7'-0" Med Hvy with finessee jigs and like the sensitivity as well as the action.

Can't say enough about Ken. Stand up guy that holds to his word.