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In reply to Post #13
The tx4 is a bit more expensive but does anyone know the difference, I'm thing maybe it is much stiffer. I don't mind paying more but if the 4s are too stiff I won't bother as I think the 2's are good enough to cast 130 yards or more.
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In reply to Post #12
In general 15lb
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In reply to Post #6
What breaking strain is 03.5mm?
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In reply to Post #10
Had mine 18 months or so and well impressed.
Do everything I require.
Proper casting tool with a bit of give when needed.
Paid £240 for 3 😵
Less than half the price of one of the top end rods.
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In reply to Post #8
I am tempted as well, I saw someone using them, he said they are brilliant.
Anyone else have and reviews?
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In reply to Post #7
Terry was using TX4 and did 214 yards but he was using .28 with braid leader
I was using TX9 no rig but we did have a cross wind
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In reply to Post #3
How is the playing action of the TX2's?
Tempting to buy a set of these...
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In reply to Post #6
Cheers mate, was that with these rods and a rig?
From speaking to terry he said use .038 if trying to cast distance with a 4oz lead
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In reply to Post #5
Well Terry says its possible, but with a 4oz lead you'll be close to cracking off
I managed 38.5 wraps (154 yards) with 3.25 oz lead and .35mm line.
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In reply to Post #4
How’s everyone getting on with the tx2? Was 40 wraps with mainline straight through?
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cheers lads 
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In reply to Post #1
Pukka rods mate, use them for my range fishing.
40 wraps with a 4oz lead is possible
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In reply to Post #1
I have recently purchased a set, following a casting lesson with Terry Edmonds who recommended them. Great casting rods that are well worth the money, you wont be disappointed 
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Looking at these rods for long range fishing seeing if anyone has used them or can recommend another rod for similar money? Cheers
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