Goture Fishing rod, geocaching rod, telescopic rod, carp rod, trout rod, telescopic fishing rod, 3 m, 3.6 m, 4.5 m, 5.4 m, 6.3 m, 7.2 m

So handy, light, effective, well designed fishing rod.

Quite bit weak

If you train horses and have seen Pear Tree Ranch on YouTube, these are your sticks!! They work great to move horses in different directions by allowing your "arms" to extend to the outer edges of the roundpen.

that's great product .

Born and raised in Hawaii, we always fished with hand poles (bamboo, carbon fiber, etc) and the fishing shops sold great product. This deal, brand is absolutely terrible. Not even trying, the first day I got these, the tip broke on one. The second set after return, both broke also. One as I was tying the knot on the top of one and the second my daughter caught her first fish and it broke too. This poles are worthless, extreme waste of money. You get what you pay for, or let's say you don't!!

I am a ham radio operator and I use this to hold up my dipole antenna in an inverted v when I do portable activations. The base fits perfectly in a tiki torch stake and holds it nicely. You should also use some form of guy wire as well though. The pole is light weight, and very compact for such a tall mast. I use the 10meter one. The top 2 sections are really thin so I don’t use them but that is expected from this type of mast. Would buy it again.

I purchased the Goldlite 5.4 rod to fish for carp. I didn't want to spend $300 on specialty rod. On a recent trip to my favorite carp spot I hooked a sizeable carp using a top brand fluorocarbon 6 lb tippet. Even with a healthy bend in the rod for cushion the fish just kept on going and snapped the tippet. I re-rigged and it soon happened again. I decided to put this rod to a real test. I re-tied directly to the main line which was 20 lb fluorocarbon. I hooked up again. The fight was on. I fought and landed this fish after about a fifteen minute battle. This was an exceptionally strong fish. The rod handled this abuse with absolutely no damage. I was able to collapes the sections when finished with no problem, even the tip section. I do not recommend using a line this strong but this shows the toughness of these rods. I now own three sizes of the Goldlite series of rods. These rods are true Keiryu rods. The tips are very flexible and the remainder of the rod is fast action. I did some very thorough and exacting tests listed below, which will show the actual rod weight without the plug, measured length, the Common Cents System and the Rod Flex Index test results. Goldlite 6.3, weight 230 gr, 8.1 oz, length 19 ft 8 in, CCS 45, RFT 7.5 Goldlite 5.4, weight 193 gr, 6.8 oz, length 17 ft 8 in, CCS 48, RFT 8.8 Goldlite 4.5, weight 124 gr, 4.4 oz, length 14 ft 2 in, CCS 49, RFT 11.4 I have one minor complaint. While the butt caps are very nicely machined and anodized the thread fit is too loose. To keep from losing the cap I installed o-rings betweenn the cap and the butt of the rod. When you tighten the butt plug against the o-ring you will get a secure retention that will not loosen. This complaint aside I find the workmanship to be outstanding.