Starlo Stix 7'6" 5-8kg 2pc on Steriods

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    Posted: 18 Jan 2008 at 8:54am
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There are a lot of you out there with the Shimano Starlo Stix Snapper Squidgy 7'6" 5-8kg 2pc that have experencied the graphite "BAD" syndrome and broken the tip sections. Whilst Shimano will replace these in most cases there are some that won't come under warranty for various reasons. If you wish to turn what is a great Softbait rod into a Starlo Steriod Stix we have an option for you. We have sucsessfully grafted a GT-R 6-8kg tip section onto the bottom section of the standard Starlo Stix base (The one's with the split cork butt grips) While you won't get a complete Synit GT-R you will get the tip section business end that will take point loading, sideways loading, and one hell of a lot of punishment, it will outlast, outcast, and out perform any other graphite rod in its weight class on the market. The colour is nude graphite, which is unpainted dark matt gray colour, we inox or bee's wax them similar to the Daiwa nude graphite rods, it comes with fully under and overbound bindings in metalic Blue/Black with silver nips to match the exsisting Starlo base section, the guides are  all double foot deep pressed frames with Titanium Oxide inserts (light and strong). 
 
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Haven't had my Starlo Stix break... yet. But that sur sounds like porn MIB
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I will post a photo on Monday
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sounds good MIB novel solution I remember some one on here thinking out loud last year about that very thing, good on you for making it happen Thumbs%20Up
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sweet... what's it priced at?
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The price would be less than the price of new Starlo Stix, the technology, design and materials of the GT-R graphite ain't cheap but hey 1/2 a GT-R is better than getting a rod with normal graphite in the tip section especially if it's just gonna do the same thing again. If you need to see just what the GT-R technology can do have a look on the website www.synit.co.nz under "NEWS" there is a photo of me point loading the end of a GT-R blank, my wife took the photo, she kept saying "should you really be doing that" "you're gonna break it you know", "should that have broken by now", JUST TAKE THE BLOODY PHOTO MY FINGERS ARE GETTING SORE and some others of Tiny doing things that just shouldn't be done to graphite.
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Sweet site looks good MIB & Tiny

On a side note:  The Kids with cancer and Paying it forward is a huge thing you and Tiny are doing, words fail me but suffice it to say much respect , brought a tear to this dads eyes as well.


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Had hoped to have a very special young lad out this month but our little mate is still very ill from the Brain surgery and Kemo, will be speaking with his mom soon to fix the date.  
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to tiny and the team, paying it foward is a bloody fantastic idea, i've got a few friends that i might be able to twist some arms, it's great to see people helping the not so lucky!!!!!!!!! my little fella's(well not so little anymore, but still my little man) got cerebal pausy and just when we were having a crap year we had people like you guys help us out, and it's never forgotten!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  karma will come your way, i'll save up and buy one of your rods!  cheers shane
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Cheers Shane
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That goes for me to Shane cheers.

Moocha it gets me all the time.
 
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