KastKing Brutus Spinning Rods & Casting Fishing Rods, Brute Tuff Composite Graphite & Glass Blanks, Stainless Steel Line Guides w/Zirconium Oxide Rings Tip Top, Chartreuse Strike Tip

Buena flexibilidad y rapidez de armado

Paired this with a KastKing Megatron 6000 series spinning reel. I have to say it works pretty good, had a few issues due to being new to spooling my own reel, but after that this rod was a perfect match for it. Caught a nice sand trout, and a few hardheaded catfish on the pier with it.

Have used the rods for a couple months now and have not had any issues with them. I have the 7’ medium heavy fast action 2 pc version. The 2 piece design is good for travel and hoofing through the woods down to the lake. The setup is super simple. The handle is low profile enough to fit in most rod holder designs while being durable enough hold up to 12 pound catfish. Biggest I have caught with these rods so far. Paired with kast king round bait cast reel works very well for the price. The biggest complaint is the reel has some play on the reel seat so it feels loose even though it is not.

Fantastic rod!! Heavy duty enough for bass, large panfish and catfish! Even the occasional snag was no match! Highly recommend!

I've been fishing a long time at this point in my life. One of my dad's friends used to make custom fishing rods. He often bemoaned the poor quality of current off the shelf rods, saying that companies that used to be top notch were no longer any good. I won't name names... But, remember that your reputation is everything to the longevity of a company. Once you destroy your reputation for quality, it is really hard to repair that. This made me pretty picky about what I was going to buy. He said most of the rods these days were made in China and were not to the same standards they had been when they were American made - no surprise there I'm afraid... I have no idea where this rod was made. It could be Chinese, too, but the design is American at least. Anyway, I'm very satisfied with this rod so far. It's stiffer than my last rod, but that's not a problem. The rod flexes well and I'm not worried it will affect anything. Caught 4 fish with it the other day - no problems, other than they were really small fish!I got the 4 piece travel model in 7 ft. medium, spinning. I've used it this week a fair bit and it performs well, though I had to really press the sections together hard to make sure it didn't move or come loose. That's to be expected in a multi-part rod. There are a couple of nice things about this rod. Obviously, it breaks down for travel really well. Also, one of the sore spots on rods is if the eyes are out of alignment - this is very easy to get right with a rod like this. You have to do the aligning, but you probably won't get a rod that has the eyes off center in a rod like this. It's also a lot less likely to get broken in shipping. Also, the shipping packaging was superb. Unless somebody dropped something really heavy on this, it should protect it well. Nice hard and heavy shipping tube that came in a box. My only suggestion for improvement would be to use larger eyes on the rear of the rod. I feel smaller eyes on a spinning rod near the reel impede cast distance due to extra friction. But, I get decent distance with it using a Rapala swivel shad rap. Fishing for trout and redfish.Overall, I can't imagine getting a better quality rod at this price point or quite a bit higher. YMMV, but it looks like solid and good quality to me. I got a Garcia spinning reel to match it and they are both black and red color scheme. My niece walked off with my last rod.... Need to rectify that problem... I wasn't planning that, but it just happens to match - bonus. Best of luck!One thing about carbon fiber - be very careful not to scratch the carbon fiber on the rod. If you score carbon fiber, it is much more prone to breakage. If you don't believe me, look up, "carbon fiber arrows and exploding." Not for the faint of heart... I shoot aluminum, thank you! If you don't beat up the rod, it should last for a LONG time.To the company - good job! It's rare I buy a product that is better than expected, but this is! Please do not let the quality drop in the future... It matters.

I love Kastking products. But the description of this rod as "MH 1/4-3/4 oz" is seriously in error. More accurate would be "H 1-3 oz", or perhaps even "H 2-4 oz"..... the action is more like my lighter Muskie rods that are rated "H 1-3 oz" or "H 1.5-4oz". I did not use it after I unpacked it, but were I to use it, I would be using 40-50# braid and casting lighter Muskie lures in the 1-3 oz range. It is a nice rod, and if I needed another heavy spinning rod, I think I could have been very happy with it, and not returned it.

Gr8 Rod just a little to fast of a Action for Me. But a Fantastic Rod

Should be held liable for all the defects and the reviews. They’re just selling a defective product with no product control hire me. Your product sucks, but has potential.