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TCurve GT Special vs high end rods

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Luke Wyrsta:

--- Quote from: Les Maunder on December 23, 2008, 08:22:54 AM ---Thanks Luke - thought you would have more details available than me. Luke, is there some visual way of telling the difference between the old and new other than feeling the weight of them side by side?

Jordan, have you got all the info you need now?


Cheers


Les


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The old model had a rubber type material over the grip - similar to a smooth cricket bat grip. The new grips are EVA only.

Jason Sladden:
I ordered a GT special last month and it doesn't have a gimbal and the grips are EVA. So I would say they are out now (unless you get old stock). Was a bargin at $349 inc postage.

Slads

Brendon Robbins:

--- Quote from: Jason Sladden on December 23, 2008, 02:26:58 PM ---I ordered a GT special last month and it doesn't have a gimbal and the grips are EVA. So I would say they are out now (unless you get old stock). Was a bargin at $349 inc postage.

Slads

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Can you send me a PM regarding where you got it at that price? Sounds a whole lot better than $450 - $500 I have seen - cheers.

Gavin Ng:
sorry to hijack but im sure you'd like to know too :D

what about the shimano carnx? im thinking of getting the longcast as a step up from the tcurve and monster mesh but is the carnx really worth the extra pennies or will the t curve do the same thing? is it worth the extra pennies or should i just buy the new t curve?

Cheers

Andrew Poulos:
I picked my GT special up at a great price as well. Shop around and online and you will find it well below $500. And for that money its well worth it.

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