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| Looking to pick one up but don't see it available at muskietackleonline , left them a message , if can't get pretty quick how does the Telescoping 9 footer from TI compare ? |
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| I cant compare them but I do have 2 9ft telescoping TI rods. They are great rods and would recommend them. |
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| Like the TI rods! I'm rough on rods so I'll never buy a high-end rod as it would be a waste of money for me. Landed a 53.5 on a kids TI rod and it performed wonderful. |
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Location: Palatine, IL | I have a Shock and Awe and it's awesome. Great for big rubber and big bucktails. Haven't used the TI so I can't compare, but I love the Chaos . |
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Location: South-Central PA | Dan, if you like the Chaos rod, you'll like the TI rod.
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| i have both....the ti rod is a little bit thinner and lighter duty. very noticeable when throwing pounders. the ti is too soft for my preference with pounders. i love the shock and awe perfect balance for me since i am primarily a rubber guy. that throws pounders most of the time. |
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Location: Hayward, WI | Brady, just curious - You've used the Shock & Awe compared to which power TI rod, the XH or XXH? |
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Location: South-Central PA | Brady, I'm with curleytail, what rod models are you comparing?
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9 ft shock and awe rod - availability ?