MHX X-Composite Crankbait Rod Blanks
Product Details
MHX X-Composite Rod Blanks
Created for mid-range to shallow depth crankbaits, the X-Composite construction provides the soft tip flex that anglers prefer from a crankbait rod. Utilizing graphite material in the butt area of the rod blank for overall blank lighter weight as well as a soft fiberglass tip section, these blanks are perfect for short lipped cranks or vibrating, lipless rattle baits. Experience all the performance the X-Composite has to offer!
MHX X-Composite Crankbait Rod Blanks
Featured Technology
MHX 38 Million Modulus Toray Fiber Blend
Ultra Resin System
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Product Chart
CCB834 / 6'11" / 10-15 lb.
CCB834 / 6'11" / 10-15 lb.
CCB865 / 7'2" / 10-20 lb.
CCB865 / 7'2" / 10-20 lb.
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Customer Reviews
Great for crankbaits. Strong enough for some big kitties too
I like to wind stuff inshore specifically for flounder..small underspins,d.o.a. cal shads etc...ive built and bought ALOT of rods trying 2 find the magic stik 😉this one is it...it just replaced a dozen or more rods.."PERFECT"💯
Absolutely love this rod for cranking square bills and medium divers. It loads up perfect and sets the hook for you. Plus it is light compared to s-glass alone.
I started this rod planning on just throwing rattle traps in grass with it, but feels perfect with a flat side crankbait too. Rod feels great with 11 inch cork handle. 9 inch just didn’t feel right on it to me. Would love to have another for a second trap rod, one more for flat side cranking and one more for square bills. I Ended up going with a Fuji pts with hidden thread cork and lzr medium guide kit. First trip out since getting it done was ripping the trap though grass and turned livescope out off the edge of the point and saw 3 big fish out about 25 feet deep right off the point. Dropped the trap to them and then a brisk 20 minutes later landed the 30 plus pound flathead catfish. Rod had plenty of backbone for the fight and enough flex to not straighten out the hooks as well. The rod is exactly what I was looking for. I was really worried it was gonna feel heavy but with the cork full grip I think it really balanced out well.
