In reply to Post #75
If he has not managed break his Fox sticks,you will be fine 👍
If he has not managed break his Fox sticks,you will be fine 👍
In reply to Post #75
It's not my fault if you kill it
I put a lot of power through a stick with a very quick wrist action. The Korda plastic I could actually feel flex and have called it in the past before they used to break.
I have put that power through the Fox but you can do it more smoothly due to its longer length. I have the 26mm as well but I haven't used this yet.
The original Daiwa Infinity is an absolute beast and just does not flex at all. It is ridiculously noisy but when you are used to it you can pretty much get the bait (if it's dense enough) to do whatever you want😎
The only stick I've used since about 2013 is the 20mm Fox carbon, however I haven't used sticks as much as I used to due to venue changes and the ever present flying rats. Top tip is bait right at last knockings or into dark, you get used to how much force for the distance so you don't need to see them land😎
It's not my fault if you kill it
I put a lot of power through a stick with a very quick wrist action. The Korda plastic I could actually feel flex and have called it in the past before they used to break.
I have put that power through the Fox but you can do it more smoothly due to its longer length. I have the 26mm as well but I haven't used this yet.
The original Daiwa Infinity is an absolute beast and just does not flex at all. It is ridiculously noisy but when you are used to it you can pretty much get the bait (if it's dense enough) to do whatever you want😎
The only stick I've used since about 2013 is the 20mm Fox carbon, however I haven't used sticks as much as I used to due to venue changes and the ever present flying rats. Top tip is bait right at last knockings or into dark, you get used to how much force for the distance so you don't need to see them land😎
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