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Work has interfered with my participation in the forums lately so I apologize if this topic has been covered already.  (I found very little about it in a search of the last three months of the forum.)  I'm trying to wrap my head around the thought of a rod model that is "20% lighter and 20% more impact resistant and 20% more sensitive than GLX" per the Tackletour article below.  If the claims are true these are going to be some wicked rods. 

http://tackletog.com/zander/2010/03/18/g-loomis-working-on-new-flagship-rod-offering-above-glx/

  • Super User
Posted

Yep...Looks like a very costly situation for

me...

;D ;D ;) ;D ;D

  • Super User
Posted
:)  Kent, you definitely would have to shell out some cash to replace your armada of G.Loomis rods with the new ones.  If they are $500 a pop my wife would have something to say about that purchase and I don't think her words would be very kind.  It's difficult to justify paying that for a rod, when I can do just fine with $150 - $200 rods.  However, I do occasionally slip in a purchase of a high-end rod but I have to pick my spots.   ;)
  • Super User
Posted

I didn't mean "out with the old, in with the new".

My tackle collection really began in earnest in

1997. Over nearly 14 years, I have acquired just

5 G.Loomis. Assuming the new models get rave

reviews, I might pick one up next year.

8-)

  • Super User
Posted

RW when you decide to upgrade your collection and replace those antiquated G Loomis GLXs and St. Croix Avid rods, just send them my way. I'll pay shipping. ;)

Posted

"Because the new series blanks exhibit these performance and weight attributes G.Loomis states they will be able to deliver the same action and feel of an 845 (for example) at 2 powers lighter. "

i better start saving.

  • Super User
Posted
RW when you decide to upgrade your collection and replace those antiquated G Loomis GLXs and St. Croix Avid rods, just send them my way. I'll pay shipping. ;)

In the words of Charlton Heston: " from my cold dead hands "

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RW when you decide to upgrade your collection and replace those antiquated G Loomis GLXs and St. Croix Avid rods, just send them my way. I'll pay shipping. ;)

In the words of Charlton Heston: " from my cold dead hands "

X2 for my G.Loomis MBR842 GLX

My Daiwa Steez rods have to just suck it up and live with that Badboy.

  • Super User
Posted
I didn't mean "out with the old, in with the new".

My tackle collection really began in earnest in

1997. Over nearly 14 years, I have acquired just

5 G.Loomis. Assuming the new models get rave

reviews, I might pick one up next year.

8-)

Oh, come on, Kent.  You can make some good money from K_Mac and me selling your old, "obsolete" rods and then you can purchase the latest and greatest.   I don't know why you would want to keep that junk anyway.   ;)

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