Questions and information relating to Powell rods.
Questions and information relating to Powell rods.
Endurance 726cb, composite or graphite ?
Are Powell rods assembled in the USA?
Powell Rods used to be owned by the Powell family in California. They made really nice fly rods and other rods. They were sold or taken over some time ago due to a bad business deal. I'm not sure who owns them now, but I don't think the quality will be as good as when the Powell family owned the company.
I've noticed under the label on my powell rods, there is a letter followed by a number i.e. I 10, G 8, etc. Do these have any meaning?
Would do anything to help the old endurance back!!
The max 3d's are pretty sweet. But I'd love to see em bring the purple rods back.
I do not have any Powell Rods, but if I pay $50 for a rod like the Diesel, I want a 1 year warranty of some kind. Most rods are not going to break unexpectedly, but a few are going to be defective. I can go to Academy and get a 1 year warranty on a $30 rod.
What Powell compares to the Max series?
I've used most of the lines since the original Max series. Now onto the 3DDs. I like the DDs. One of my favorites is the Enduracne 705CB for spinnerbaiting and chatterbaiting. Heavier, parabolic action. What I have noticed is there is a bit of difference between the handles of the lines. The Endurance cork is a bit thicker than the newer 3Ds.
2017 Phoenix 819
2016 200ProXS, s/n 2B359849, Mod 1200P73BD
Anyone checked out their new "nuisance" rods? Kind of a weird price point since the Diesel series isnt much less and inferno only a touch more. The spinning series look nice with the dark blue color but the casting models are a lime green.
The Diesel series is being done away with.