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Slimeball
Posted 2/20/2017 2:01 AM (#850417 - in reply to #850405)
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Musky_Mo16 - 2/19/2017 11:02 PM

I agree that's one slick grip. I also prefer the cork look and have never had problems. Anyone know what the difference between full wells and half wells? Thanks.

The picture 25homes posted is a half wells. The one in mine is full wells.
Brad P
Posted 2/20/2017 10:41 AM (#850450 - in reply to #850081)
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The super light guides really are a difference maker. I have a Predator H with 2" off the tip at 9' with Titanium Oxide guides and a 400D. It weighs about as much as a heavy bass set up, but will throw everything up to a mag dawg. I have all Syn Cork on all 7 of my customs. Wouldn't hesitate to buy it on #8. Much better grip than the regular cork.

Musky_Mo16
Posted 2/20/2017 2:58 PM (#850495 - in reply to #850081)
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I had somebody PM me about the 2" off the top thing and I was curious how well it will handle small buck tails after that. I believe the smallest i throw is a juice mini. I'm not necessarily looking for a large bait rod.
Slimeball
Posted 2/20/2017 3:50 PM (#850499 - in reply to #850495)
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Musky_Mo16 - 2/20/2017 3:58 PM

I had somebody PM me about the 2" off the top thing and I was curious how well it will handle small buck tails after that. I believe the smallest i throw is a juice mini. I'm not necessarily looking for a large bait rod.

If you go with the heavy action it will Handle smaller blades great. I throw ghosttails 100 series and dreamcatcher mini's ( both smaller/lighter than a juice mini ) and it does a great job.
Musky_Mo16
Posted 2/27/2017 4:32 PM (#851327 - in reply to #850081)
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Sorry to bring this up again but I ordered my rod today and sent a pick of the fore grip like the one I posted above. Like I said, I've seen it in syncork quite a bit, but I was hoping to get a better pic to send Lonnie at thorne, so if anyone has this style of fore grip in either reg cork or syncork I would appreciate if you could post a pic and also include the length of it if you know it. Thanks.


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followking
Posted 9/26/2017 3:25 PM (#879369 - in reply to #850081)
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What color are the blanks? Their website says blue but black is the only color I've saw.
Slimeball
Posted 9/26/2017 5:37 PM (#879372 - in reply to #850081)
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They are more of a dark grey with flecks. Very nice looking in my opinion.
bowhunter29
Posted 9/28/2017 5:42 AM (#879503 - in reply to #850081)
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Here's a picture. Dark grey pearl is how I'd describe it.

Jeremy


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