Move over GLX, there's a new sheriff in town:
Spinning:
http://www.gloomis.com/publish/content/gloomis_2010/us/en/conventional/rods/nrx_bass_rods/nrx_bass_spinning.html
Casting:
http://www.gloomis.com/publish/content/gloomis_2010/us/en/conventional/rods/nrx_bass_rods/nrx_bass_casting.html
8-)
I'm screwed...anyone know a good divorce lawyer?
Not enough photos.
QuoteNot enough photos.
I agree...show some more photos!
Nice.
So will they no longer be making the BCR and BSR series in GLX?
How much is this one going to be?
Is it the one mentioned earlier this year for around $500?
QuoteI'm screwed...anyone know a good divorce lawyer?
Ha Ha Ha! X2
NRX 802C JWR
11927-01
6'8
1
10-14
1/8-3/8
Medium
Ex-Fast
$450.00
NRX 803C JWR
11928-01
6'8"
1
12-16
3/16-5/8
Med-Heavy
Ex-Fast
$450.00
NRX 804C JWR
11929-01
6'8"
1
14-20
5/16-3/4
Heavy
Fast
$450.00
NRX 852C JWR
11930-01
7'1"
1
10-14
1/8-3/8
Medium
Ex-Fast
$475.00
NRX 853C JWR
11931-01
7'1"
1
12-16
3/16-5/8
Med-Heavy
Ex-Fast
$475.00
NRX 854C JWR
11932-01
7'1"
1
14-20
5/16-3/4
Heavy
Fast
$500.00
NRX 873C CRR
11933-01
7'3"
1
12-17
1/4-3/4
Med-Heavy
Fast
$500.00
NRX 802S JWR
11935-01
6'8"
1
6-10
1/8-1/4
Medium
Ex-Fast
$450.00
NRX 803S JWR
11936-01
6'8"
1
8-14
1/8-5/16
Med-Heavy
Ex-Fast
$450.00
NRX 852S JWR
11937-01
7'1"
1
6-12
1/8-3/8
Medium
Ex-Fast
$475.00
NRX 822S DSR
11938-01
6'10"
1
6-12
3/16-1/2
Mag-Medium
Ex-Fast
$475.00
NRX 822S SYR
11940-01
6'10"
1
6-12
1/8-5/16
Mag-Medium
Ex-Fast
$475.00
NRX 893C JWR
11941-01
7'5"
1
12-16
3/16-5/8
Med-Heavy
Ex-Fast
$500.00
And no mention of guides. Hope they didn't go with Recoils on these.
According to poster's on another site its a combination of titatnium Fuji SICs and Recoils.
Here is a direct quote from Bantam1
"...we use a blend of guides to acheive the correct balance on the rods. The stripper and next 3 guides are Fuji Titanium frame SIC. The rest of the guides are black REC Recoil. We figured out that the noise was eliminated by using these Fuji guides, and the double foot model were actually lighter than the REC. Best of both worlds!"
450-500 dollars,WOW!! That is totally insane man!
Not impressed when comparing the actual aesthetics to the price and using two completely different styles of guides just seems tacky. It may be the most light and sensitive G-Loomis yet but if I buy a rod and pay that much, I have to like the way it looks and to me it looks cheap
QuoteNot impressed when comparing the actual aesthetics to the price and using two completely different styles of guides just seems tacky. It may be the most light and sensitive G-Loomis yet but if I buy a rod and pay that much, I have to like the way it looks and to me it looks cheap
You won't know until you see one. I suspect after 17 years
of development, it won't look "cheap". My guess is this line
of rods will set a new standard by which all others will be judged.
:
Good to see Loomis catching up to everyone else in handle designs, reel seats and such. It's about time.
QuoteGood to see Loomis catching up to everyone else in handle designs, reel seats and such. It's about time.
And it only took 17 years.
...and they STILL have a f*$^ing fore grip?!?!?
Quote...and they STILL have a f*$^ing fore grip?!?!?
At least it isn't 6" long.
When ya'll send your GLX's to the trash bin I'll give you my address.
Best photo I've seen so far. From TackleTour...
I may be off on this, but couldn't I get a custom made using that same blank for close to the same amount of cash? :-?
QuoteI may be off on this, but couldn't I get a custom made using that same blank for close to the same amount of cash? :-?
Good luck getting the blank. G.Loomis got out of the blank business.
http://rodbuilding.org/read.php?2,313382
I guess I am getting confused. So this isn't the North Fork Composites blank that Kistler uses for his Z-Bone customs? How similar do you think this new G-Loomis blank is compared to what Gary is doing with his newer company?
Edit - I guess its more of a timing thing. This thing has been in development for how long? And how long as Loomis had the Northfork company?
Edit 2 - I guess what I am really getting at is...thats a s***ton of dollars for a production rod not from Japan.
QuoteI guess I am getting confused. So this isn't the North Fork Composites blank that Kistler uses for his Z-Bone customs? How similar do you think this new G-Loomis blank is compared to what Gary is doing with his newer company?Edit - I guess its more of a timing thing. This thing has been in development for how long? And how long as Loomis had the Northfork company?
Edit 2 - I guess what I am really getting at is...thats a s***ton of dollars for a production rod not from Japan.
Gary Loomis hasn't been with G.Loomis for a number of years.
QuoteSo will they no longer be making the BCR and BSR series in GLX?
Does anyone know if this is going to replace these, or be an addition to the line?
QuoteQuoteI guess I am getting confused. So this isn't the North Fork Composites blank that Kistler uses for his Z-Bone customs? How similar do you think this new G-Loomis blank is compared to what Gary is doing with his newer company?Edit - I guess its more of a timing thing. This thing has been in development for how long? And how long as Loomis had the Northfork company?
Edit 2 - I guess what I am really getting at is...thats a s***ton of dollars for a production rod not from Japan.
Gary Loomis hasn't been with G.Loomis for a number of years.
I thought Gary was just a consultant with the new company.
some more pics
http://www.tackletour.com/reviewicast10gloomisnrx.html
my thoughts all in one video about this rod:
QuoteI'm screwed...anyone know a good divorce lawyer?
LOL, I know this music.
QuoteQuoteQuoteI guess I am getting confused. So this isn't the North Fork Composites blank that Kistler uses for his Z-Bone customs? How similar do you think this new G-Loomis blank is compared to what Gary is doing with his newer company?Edit - I guess its more of a timing thing. This thing has been in development for how long? And how long as Loomis had the Northfork company?
Edit 2 - I guess what I am really getting at is...thats a s***ton of dollars for a production rod not from Japan.
Gary Loomis hasn't been with G.Loomis for a number of years.
I thought Gary was just a consultant with the new company.
What new company? North Fork Composites?
http://www.tackletour.com/reviewinterviewgaryloomis.html
http://www.tackletour.com/reviewinterviewgaryloomispart2.html
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI guess I am getting confused. So this isn't the North Fork Composites blank that Kistler uses for his Z-Bone customs? How similar do you think this new G-Loomis blank is compared to what Gary is doing with his newer company?Edit - I guess its more of a timing thing. This thing has been in development for how long? And how long as Loomis had the Northfork company?
Edit 2 - I guess what I am really getting at is...thats a s***ton of dollars for a production rod not from Japan.
Gary Loomis hasn't been with G.Loomis for a number of years.
I thought Gary was just a consultant with the new company.
What new company? North Fork Composites?
http://www.tackletour.com/reviewinterviewgaryloomis.html
http://www.tackletour.com/reviewinterviewgaryloomispart2.html
Yes .
Quotemy thoughts all in one video about this rod:
lmao ;D
Review up on http://www.tackletour.com/reviewicast10gloomisnrx.html
It's a great looking rod. According to one source, they should be available in mid August.
Already made a spot in the rod locker for a 804, to be followed by a 852.
Being that it won best in show at ICAST I doubt that it looks cheap when in hand. That being said... I don't think I'd trade 2-3 Avids for 1 of these.
QuoteIt's a great looking rod. According to one source, they should be available in mid August.Already made a spot in the rod locker for a 804, to be followed by a 852.
Let us know how they compare to your other high end rods when you get one.
I'm buying the 893.
QuoteI'm buying the 893.
Your picture perfectly describes you.
;D
Dems are pricey rods!
Sorry man, I'm out. $300 is about my limit on rods. If y'all like spending that kind of dough on rods, then knock yourself out. I *** you. I really like G-Loomis rods, but that's just outta my budget range.
I hardly believe Recoil guides and late to the dance split grips are the stuff of which standard setting tackle is made of. Loomis had their day in the Sun.
didnt the rod win best of show at ICAST?
cant wait to try one of these. im probably going to wait till xmas and get the gf to pick it up for me
been dreaming of the 803 with a core 51
anyone know when they'll do the mbr rods?
QuoteI hardly believe Recoil guides and late to the dance split grips are the stuff of which standard setting tackle is made of. Loomis had their day in the Sun.
The proprietary rod blank is the buzz among rod manufactures.
G. Loomis has raised the bar...again.
8-)
Definitely something to dream about, but thats a little out of my price range also.
R.W., if you get rid of one of those 842's to make room, let me know!
If it feels any better that my new NFC custom then I won't know what to say, except how fast can I order one!
Theres nothing wrong with my GLX! iM NOT CLICKING THAT LINK! Financial trouble ahead!
Those sure are purdy lookin....
My wallet isn't happy at the thought of them.
QuoteHope they didn't go with Recoils on these.
QuoteHere is a direct quote from Bantam1The rest of the guides are black REC Recoil.
QuoteAlready made a spot in the rod locker for a 804, to be followed by a 852.
:-?:-/
I was surprised to see that they stayed with cork.
That black hypalon is all the rage these days.
I much prefer the feel of cork, but I gotta admit that the hypalon looks cool.
St. Croix's new line went that route.
Kudo's to loomis for staying with the best.
QuoteQuoteHope they didn't go with Recoils on these.
QuoteHere is a direct quote from Bantam1The rest of the guides are black REC Recoil.
QuoteAlready made a spot in the rod locker for a 804, to be followed by a 852.:-?:-/
:-?
I'm sure these will be fantastic fishing rods. However, I would have been more impressed with TiSIC's all the way down the blank (especially given the price). I'd also have to see those wraps in person... look a little gaudy in the pics I've seen. Then again, the rod may be so superior that one could overlook the guides and wraps.
Anyway, for a price of over $500, I'm sure they will be offering a 100% warranty, and guarantee a "boatload" of fish on every outing. ;D
QuoteI'm sure these will be fantastic fishing rods. However, I would have been more impressed with TiSIC's all the way down the blank (especially given the price). I'd also have to see those wraps in person... look a little gaudy in the pics I've seen. Then again, the rod may be so superior that one could overlook the guides and wraps.Anyway, for a price of over $500, I'm sure they will be offering a 100% warranty, and guarantee a "boatload" of fish on every outing. ;D
I must not have seen your price list. I didn't see anything over $500. I saw a few rods right at $500 the rest were less in the price list I saw anyway.