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Carpenter - the new range of Monster Hunters and Endless Passions

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Sam Loh:
Brandon, thanks for your swift reply. As EP85 stated by Carpenter a PE6-8 rod, I would presume the later EP82 being somewhat a PE8. Again do you postulate the Ultimo 83 MH UG Swim (PE8) will be in the same class as EP82 and Ultimo 82 H UG Swim with max lure stated at 230gram a much much heavier rod? Reason of asking is because I know the feel of RF Infinity 80 light, GT79R and GT78F but I have never tried a carpenter before thus a slightly more progressive action as you mentioned of which one will have more power down low?

cheers


--- Quote from: Brandon Khoo on November 15, 2010, 03:38:44 AM ---Hi Sam

I haven't had an opportunity to check out the new longer Ultimos yet. There will be some similar characteristics between the longer Ultimos and Endless Passion range though in terms of action. Without having seen the new longer Ultimos, I'd postulaet that the EPs will have a slightly more progressive action whilst the Ultimos will be slightly faster through the blank. The EPs will still be a fair bit longer (a lot in the case of the EP88).

You're obviously a good caster notwithstanding the previous injury. You'll find both the longer Ultimos and EPs will cast considerably longer.

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Brandon Khoo:
Hi Sam, firstly, there is no guarantee that the 82/37 will be released, or if it is, released as an Endless Passion. That was simply a personal observation based on the feel of the rod. I would expect that there would a few similarities between that and UG83MH although I think the 82/37 may fall somewhere in between the two Ripples in power.

I can only draw a comparison on the Ripples between the current 79MH and 79H. In that case, the 79H is noticeably more powerful and will handle a significantly heavier casting weight.

Carpenter don't necessarily have a more progressive action - this is my observation specific to the Endless Passion range.

Sam Loh:
Hi Brandon, thanks again and really appreciate

Sam

Kasey Leong:
From a personal perspective, I will be looking closely at this rod as I have to admit that the UHL is beyond my capabilities these days and probably has been for a few years now.

Brandon, to read that makes me very sad  :'(

A strong young bloke like me should be able to handle the UHL no worries, but unfortunately somewhere along the way my right arm decided to fall off. To know that you once considered the UHL within your capabilities...

I am simply ashamed of myself! I'll go look for dad now so I can cry.  :-\

Did you also mention an 'old-man rod'? I think you have just sold the whole EP range to a certain shandy-guzzling angler!

Luke Wyrsta:
Shandy??? Oh dear Kasey...somewhere else please  :P :P :P

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