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The new Abu Revo MGX, you freaks :blink: Dicks Sporting Goods have them in stock so I had the clerk unlock the 3 security devices so I could hold it. They are soooooooo light. I'm not quite sold on the $350 price tag, but knowing me, I'll have one very soon. The problem is I'll have to buy another NRX to go with it :(

  • Super User
Posted

Sorry. YEP, The MGX

Yea, you're screwed...the NRX seems to be the most popular stick to match with these reels.

From what you saw and felt...pros/cons?

  • Super User
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Have you read how light a lure it can cast? Like in the Strike King Bitsy Minnow range slighly under 1/8oz?

Ive been eyeing it for my 3.4oz Smoke rod

  • Super User
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I didn't want to hold it for more than a couple minutes or else I would have talked myself into buying it. :lol::lol:

Honestly, the reel is super light, 5.4 ounces I believe. The spool spun nice, but most reels do that right out of the box. I realy liked the design but won't know for sure how it fits my hand until I fasten it to a rod. I am almost certain that it isn't going to feel good on just any ol' reel seat though.

I've really grown to like my Premier, even after returning the first two for noise issues, and can only hope the MGX is better. I wanted to use it for jigs/worms, but it is so small and light that it feels as though it won't have enough guts.

I'm am so sold on the Lews TP that I'm having a serious debate with myself if the MGX is really going to be that much better. I guess if worse comes to worse, I could always return it if I don't like it. Does anyone know if Dicks S.P has a good return policy?

  • Super User
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I didn't want to hold it for more than a couple minutes or else I would have talked myself into buying it. :lol::lol:

Honestly, the reel is super light, 5.4 ounces I believe. The spool spun nice, but most reels do that right out of the box. I realy liked the design but won't know for sure how it fits my hand until I fasten it to a rod. I am almost certain that it isn't going to feel good on just any ol' reel seat though.

I've really grown to like my Premier, even after returning the first two for noise issues, and can only hope the MGX is better. I wanted to use it for jigs/worms, but it is so small and light that it feels as though it won't have enough guts.

I'm am so sold on the Lews TP that I'm having a serious debate with myself if the MGX is really going to be that much better. I guess if worse comes to worse, I could always return it if I don't like it. Does anyone know if Dicks S.P has a good return policy?

I've never had to return anything there, though I've had to deal with more ***** employees there than normal.

If you are worried about it not having balls, strap it on a 2 or 3 powered NRX.

No lefty, so I'm out. :angry:

  • Super User
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Does anyone know if Dicks S.P has a good return policy?

Ive returned a Shimano Stradic got my money back and exchanged one Stradic for another Stradic no issues.

  • Super User
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I think a return would be no problem. I bought a rod, took it back a week later and i just said it didn't live up to my expectations.....no problem.

  • Super User
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I agree, the MGX is a great little reel, really. I've got two ordered and a third to come. They're going on a pair of NRX and one GLX.

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I think a return would be no problem. I bought a rod, took it back a week later and i just said it didn't live up to my expectations.....no problem.

I did the same thing with a tec spec rod after a couple days and stated the same thing when I returned it with no problems.

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yeah I held one at the local tackle shop and holy crap was it light. this particular one wasn't the smoothest as I've felt in other revos. maybe a cleaning and re-lube would wake it up. with every revo i've had which has been an sx a stx and a premier, has felt incredible out of the box and up to about 4 months worth of usage and then the gears get to whining on the retrieve. maybe another material is used in the gearset on the mgx. I personally don't feel that the duralumin used is up to the task.

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I didn't want to hold it for more than a couple minutes or else I would have talked myself into buying it. :lol::lol:

Honestly, the reel is super light, 5.4 ounces I believe. The spool spun nice, but most reels do that right out of the box. I realy liked the design but won't know for sure how it fits my hand until I fasten it to a rod. I am almost certain that it isn't going to feel good on just any ol' reel seat though.

I've really grown to like my Premier, even after returning the first two for noise issues, and can only hope the MGX is better. I wanted to use it for jigs/worms, but it is so small and light that it feels as though it won't have enough guts.

I'm am so sold on the Lews TP that I'm having a serious debate with myself if the MGX is really going to be that much better. I guess if worse comes to worse, I could always return it if I don't like it. Does anyone know if Dicks S.P has a good return policy?

I work for a Dicks Sporting goods and as long as you keep your reciept they are good for 90 days. You will be able to return it no questions asked.

  • Super User
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When I touched it, held it and caressed it, some 20 years later it cost me college tuition for 2, and 2 weddings. I no longer touch anything.........

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