MHX "High Modulus" Rod Blanks are the new gold standard in rod blanks, available exclusively to the custom rod builder. Constructed of 57 million modulus 100% graphite, the High Mod series features a weight-reducing "naked" graphite finish and are among the lightest and most sensitive rod blanks in the world - at any price. Designed and crafted by the best in the rod manufacturing industry and tested by some of the most experienced fishermen in the world, MHX backs all of their rod blanks with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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MHX "High Modulous Series" Rod Blanks
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Overall rating
4.8
Craftsmanship
5.0
Durability
4.0
Versatility
5.0
Value
5.0
Great Rod Blank
I built this rod with micro guides and a 2 piece EVA foam handle. I built it with a shorter handle as not to interfere while sitting in the kayak with a PFD on. It takes a little time to build a rod and put in the time to do it. It was well worth the expense to get a custom rod. The rod isnt as light as my BPS carbonlite rod, but is more sensitive. I prefer longer rods in a kayak which assists when casting while sitting. The model i got was 7'3" and the length from the reel to the tip is the same as my 7'6" flipping stick.
A great rod and a lot of fun catching a fish on something you have built.
Pros & Cons
Pros:
Customizing, Light, Sensitive,
Cons:
Have to buy from Rod builder, or build ourself
Equipment Model
Model:
HM-MB873-MHX
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