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Nash X Series (3 posts / 2,513 views)
Tuxedo Tuxedo
Posts: 10
Post #1 16 Aug 2021 20:00
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Hey guys

I am interested in these rods. They should mainly be used for slightly wider litters and stronger fish in large rivers (Rhine / Moselle), among others. can someone help me how the rods turn out? rather softer? then I would resort to the 3.50lbs Version.

Thank you
Tuxedo Tuxedo
Posts: 10
Post #2 1 Sep 2021 14:02
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In reply to Post #1
can nobody help me?
Sugarman Sugarman
Posts: 98
Post #3 19 Mar 2022 21:11
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In reply to Post #2
I know its a late reply, but maybe it will help someone.
I just got a set of 12 ft 3,25 lbs x series rods in an exchange. I got them because i was sure i would sell them easier then the rods i had. Much to my surprise they are really decent rods they dont feel cheap at all and are extremely light. They recover really fast on the cast even tho they are 3.25 lbs. I chucked them 145 meter with a 0.28 mono with a shock. And are really decent for playing fish, they dont feel like a broom stick at all. I must say i am so so surprised because i was never sure about nash rods and gear in general it was always hit and miss for me when it comes to price to quality ratio. I had scopes for a short while but they are much more expensive rods. Looking at these rods being 110-120 pounds i think they are quality rods for the price.
Im not sure im gonna sell them now, i think i am gonna use them for distance casting to be honest.
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