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I was shad fishing on some rocks earlier to day when a nice one hit...I forgot there was a large rock next to me...I set the hook and before I knew it about 4 inches of my rod tip comes sliding down the line =(

St croix has pretty much the same warranty as Loomis...if it's your fault send it in with $50 and they'll repair or replace it...they also offer a deal where you can upgrade the rod...send the rod in with $50 + the difference of value between the rod you want and the rod you currently have and they'll send you that rod...

For me I broke my avid, even though it's the older model (no IPC etc..) it's still considered worth 180.  The Legend tourney bass rod of the same power and action is 230.  $50 to send it in $50 to upgrade...trade in my Avid + 100 for a Legend? Worth it?

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If you have the dough I say heck yea; it's well worth it.  How much did you like your Avid?  Why not pay a bit more and increase that smile.  The LT has a better blank and aesthetically, well, it's the cat's meow.

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Sounds like a good deal to me.  

Lets just say you broke your laptop. Is Dell, Mac or whomever going to send you a new and better model for $100.  No way.........

If you got the cash go for the LT.

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Can you get an Avid replaced with an Avid for free with the warranty? Just wondering because I have an Avid and that was what I thought the deal was for exact replacement.

Anyway, I'd say if you have the money, go for it. I love my Avid and haven't used a Legend but I've heard good things about it. Plus, that's a pretty darn sweet deal when you think about it. A $100 upgrade to a much more expensive rod is a good deal.

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Can you get an Avid replaced with an Avid for free with the warranty? Just wondering because I have an Avid and that was what I thought the deal was for exact replacement.

According to the st croix site they have 3 levels of the warranty

Silver - if it's a problem that stemmed from a fault of theirs, you send in $20 and the rod and they'll either repair or replace

Gold - If you messed the rod up (ohhh, like slamming it against a rock like me  ::) ) then you send the rod in plus $50 and they'll either repair or replace it.

Gold + upgrade - like the gold but if you want to upgrade it you send in the difference ($50 in my case) plus the $50 needed in the original gold warranty.

What gets me is the repair part of their warranty...I think i'd just rather have a new rod.  Also as I recall from talking to one of their customer service reps...it might take up to 2 weeks to get the rod back =/  (someone please correct me if i'm wrong)

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SimonSays,

What gets me is the repair part of their warranty...I think i'd just rather have a new rod.
Our Technician will determine whether to repair or replace your rod keeping in mind we'll only repair it if we can make it perform like new.

:)

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SimonSays,
What gets me is the repair part of their warranty...I think i'd just rather have a new rod.
Our Technician will determine whether to repair or replace your rod keeping in mind we'll only repair it if we can make it perform like new.

:)

yea, read that part, but I guess for me, even though I know it'll work like brand new, in the back of my mind I'd still know it was once broken =/ confidence thing I guess =D

Looks like I'll be upgrading to the LT then! I also remembered that I bought the Avid on sale for ~$110 so that sweetens the deal even more =D

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