Shimano hyperloop bass?

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davybrown99
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Shimano hyperloop bass?

#1 Post by davybrown99 »

Anyone got one? What are they like. How are shimano rods in general. Don't know anybody that has one so have no idea. Price for the hyperloop seems good though. £40 in veals.
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roger de dodger
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#2 Post by roger de dodger »

i got a hyperloop stand up boat rod, good rod and good build and very blinging whipping ect and resonable price in bray :D i think most shimano rods are quite soft actioned and easy to cast they always get ok write ups in the mags keep threatening to buy one of the beach rods but always get tempted by something else
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davybrown99
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#3 Post by davybrown99 »

Cheers roger
ordered one from veals and due any day now. will let you know how it is. fingers crossed.
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#4 Post by roger de dodger »

thats the problem with mail order if u dont know someone who has the rod u are buying blind ,nothing like a bit of touchey, feely, bendy, bendy at the local tackle shop :lol: :lol: :lol:
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