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30/11/2009 at 6:23 pm #35653
Cream of notts uniParticipantRight,
Looking for a new pole, how do the following compare:Gmax 700
Super G8
super g9
super g10is the step up in price worth it at each level at 14.5 and 16m?
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30/11/2009 at 8:24 pm #86044
TF_hookpulledagainwould be good for one of the garbolino lads opinions but, mine is. at 13mtr there all the same from what ive felt. very impressed with the gmax 700 tho. at 14 mtr the g8 wobbles abit more than the others, at 16mtr the g10 (i have a g10) an g9 seem to be on par with each other. only had the gmax up to 14mt so cant comment but if i had a limited amount of cash id go for the gmax 700.. although the newer poles are due out soon..
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30/11/2009 at 8:25 pm #86045
TF_D.W.Not used the Gmax or G9, so would be unfair to comment. Super G10 is the most rigid and stiffest pole I have held (not held any flagship poles in the past year), and to be fair is too rigid hence why it feels heavy (due to laws of physics and inertia). Super G8 is not as rigid, but is still very stiff indeed and because it is not as rigid, feels nicer balanced.
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30/11/2009 at 9:17 pm #86048
TF_neil gI have the g10 ,g8 and the new gmax 600 and gmax 700 and gmax 800 in stock at the moment.
I am selling the g8 on a special deal to clear pm for a special package price also the superg power on a special price to clear. -
30/11/2009 at 9:29 pm #86049
TF_hookpulledagainneil you still doin that deal where you can try before you but…so to speak..?
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30/11/2009 at 9:34 pm #86050
TF_neil gYes not a problem all the poles after this Friday will be in stock and all the new rods will be in stock to try.
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30/11/2009 at 9:57 pm #86051
TF_superg10i own a g10 i also have had ago with a g8 and a g9 and the gmax 700 not much in them up to 13mtr the gmax and g8 are not quite as stiff the gmax is a bit more floppy in the strike than the g8. but compared to the g10 and g9 there are not as stiff at longer lenghts . the g10 and g9 up to 13mtr hardly any diffence but at 14.5 and 16 the g10 is a stiffer in the strike and bit better to handle at 16mtr and 18mtr
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30/11/2009 at 11:02 pm #86053
TF_Big GazParticipantit will be interesting to see how the gmax 800 shapes up, as I understand this is supposed to be a replacement for the G9. There is a gmax 1000 but this is only available in europe and not UK.
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01/12/2009 at 7:25 am #86056
TF_neil gbig gaz not correct the gmax 8oo is to replace the g8 not g9 the g9 is still a current model for 2010 so is the g10.
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01/12/2009 at 9:17 am #86057
TF_hookpulledagainther you go then… anyone wanting to try a garbolino pole, be it for the day or just at full length rather than just in a shop pole alley neils offers is fantastic. an im sure he will have some great deals on..:)
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01/12/2009 at 9:19 am #86058
TF_Man of KentHaving had a series of Garbos, I’ve moved from a SL to a G8 and put them up side by side in the garden. I was a little nonplussed with the performance of the G8, to be honest. It was virtually identical in the droop test when placed on rests with either an empty top kit, an elasticated kit or a loaded potting kit. I held it before buying and thought it felt great, but now I’ve got it home, it feels the same. Accepted, it has a much better package then the SL (no real advantage unless you’re after extra top kits) and the finish on the bigger sections is a huge improvement, but recovery time, weight and balance don’t seem to have changed despite the longer sections.
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01/12/2009 at 11:32 am #86062
TF_GavinI have to admit I was not overly impressed with the G8. I really don’t think it’s any better than my Superlegion which I’m still using! Spares package isn’t so good for me on the G8 – too many match kits which I wouldn’t want (or need)
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01/12/2009 at 12:36 pm #86063
TF_redarmybuy british get a tricast
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01/12/2009 at 2:39 pm #86064
TF_Big GazParticipantNeil G,
You are correct Gmax800 replaces G8, not the G9
Regards
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01/12/2009 at 3:04 pm #86065
TF_neil gI personaly think the package with the g8 is a bargin at £1100 delivered only 3 left
A whole lot of pole with a huge Package:
– 16.4m Pole (including standard top 3 kit).
– 2 x Standard top 4 kits
– 2 x Standard top 3 kits
– 2 x Power top 2 kits
– 2 x Short power 4 sections
– 1 x Extendable cupping kit and cups.
– Super G Light HoldallFull RRP including all extras – £2415
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02/12/2009 at 8:44 pm #86109
TF_neil gonly 2 g8 left for those that have pm me.
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03/12/2009 at 4:14 pm #86118
TF_Man of Kentthat is a VERY good price, Neil. There should be someone that would be interested, I’m sure.
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07/04/2010 at 12:30 pm #101266
TF_clfletchThe GMAX 1000 is available here – I’ve just bought a G10 off someone who was buying one.
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07/04/2010 at 1:01 pm #101269
TF_nickswolvesI can testify to a good price and service with Neil at Lindholme Lakes, v pleased with my G60 thanks
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07/04/2010 at 1:57 pm #101275
TF_Staff BullI have had a Gmax700 and now have a Super G10, imho i think the G10 absolutely wets all over the Gmax700 in terms of strength, stiffness and responsivness especially at lengths over 13mtr. I only used my Gmax700 once and sold it, thought it felt very brittle, just my opinion of course. Out of the Garbos you have mentioned only one winner in my opinion and thats the G10. ~clap
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07/04/2010 at 2:45 pm #101284
TF_MarkTAccording to Darren Cox in an article in Match fishing magazine the Gmax800 is a replacement of the G10, in his words it’s just as good as the G10 and the Gmax1000 is a totally different pole. I know it doesn’t make sense as there is £600 price differnce but thats what he said.
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