I got a Maver Elite 77 with about ten top kits , around 8 months old if thats any good 2 ya?

get yourself a second hand tourney in very good condition and you will be quids in ?????

Seeing a few mint Garbo Gmax1000’s coming onto the market around that price and if I didn’t have one already I’d be buying one myself. Magnificent pole and one that will no doubt be around for a few years unlike some others that are replaced every year by so called better??? models,

Save another £150 and buy a brand new Browning Z9.

@proper tidal boy wrote:

get yourself a second hand tourney in very good condition and you will be quids in ?????

a mate had tourney had it nicked and bought a g20
says its as good and you can get one for around £1100

have a look at the gmax 800 if your buying new.this is a superb piece of kit.
a mate of mine got rid of his airity and replaced it with the gmax 800.
one thing for certain buying a garbolino means you will be getting a true 16 m pole aswell.

Another vote here for the G-Max 800, and with the newer spares deal too you’ll be getting a bloody good package too.

774 SENSAS you might get some change for spares ~clap

If you can maybe put another £100 into the coffers you may be able to get yourself a brand new Sensas 774 or possibly a Browning Z9.
Both are flag ship poles by the their respective companys and both definately worth considering.

A mate of mine has just bought a G-max 8000 and isn’t best pleased as he has had a few problems with the female end of the joints splitting including a 3rd joint that split all the way down the seam the short 4th, 6th section and a fourth have also incurred the same problem, he commented to me that the pole is advertised as fit for anything the Uk match fishing scene could throw at it, I think he is just unlucky as others like gavin really rate this pole

GMAX800 – You will here negatives on every pole on the market. ~clap

got my gmax yesterday. used it today on canal and won match. Very stiff and light seems strong as well.

Tricast Trilogy with 8 match kits, short 4, used handful of times, so mint
£1650 get you this bargain mate
Andy

Cant believe no ones mentioned a Daiwa whisker !!!!!!!!

My Diawa Wisker is coming to the end of its life,i cant see £1000 differance in buying a Torny or Airity if im honest, could be going Whisker again,its suited me well.

An Airity went for £1600 0n ebay the other week, that would be my preference.