Man, I'm in a tough spot! I saw your review on the days and im stuck between getting the Benkei or the days in the 70X version. Which one of the two rods did you like most or recommend? they both look good and everyone online has only good things to say about the two rods. Thanks man!
BOTH! 😁 Seriously, both are great rods. Tough, reliable and darn pretty. Price tho. Benkei is almost half the price of a Days. IIRC Days is lighter than Benkei. Either way you're set with either rods. Good luck! 😁
When ordering the 69MH did you order the 1 piece or 2 piece... sounds like a dumb question, but some JDM 1 piece rods still come as two pieces with the handle being the removable portion.
2 pc with the segment in the middle. I think you're referring to them butt-jointed sections. True, some Asian brands come with those so you really need to dig deeper about their specs.
Benkei's travel series is a good buy. I heard a lot of good stuff about it but I'm not a big fan of any rod that's beyond 2 piece but that's just me. Depends on what you're catching. Bass in open waters with a 10-12g crankbait? Absolutely. If you have to yank it out of vegetation, I highly recommend you get MH at least.
Hello brother! I have yet to get a 2.7mts baitcasting rod. Once I do, I'll let you know. :) I hope this google translate is accurate: Hola hermano! Todavía tengo que conseguir una caña de baitcasting de 2,7 mts. Una vez que lo haga, te lo haré saber. :)
4pc rods are good if you travel a lot and you catch sizable fish every time. But since you fish for catfish, you might need a more solid rod. Like a 2pc H instead of MH.
It depends on how you do your math. If you want performance but price and portability is an issue, Go get the Benkei. Helios rods have pretty much the same specs and are all 1pc rods as per Okuma except for the ring guides. Benkei is using Fuji guides and reel seats. Okuma is using their proprietary guides. Benkei is approx. $110 USD vs Helios' $150> price point.
I respect that, brother. Each angler have their own experiences with brands. So far Majorcraft haven't not failed me yet and I kept pushing their limits to this day.
@@cohatch1 To each his own, brother and we must respect that. I think MC is a great rod brand but some of our fishing brothers and sisters have either different tastes or got the shorter stick.
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Man, I'm in a tough spot! I saw your review on the days and im stuck between getting the Benkei or the days in the 70X version. Which one of the two rods did you like most or recommend? they both look good and everyone online has only good things to say about the two rods. Thanks man!
BOTH! 😁 Seriously, both are great rods. Tough, reliable and darn pretty. Price tho. Benkei is almost half the price of a Days. IIRC Days is lighter than Benkei. Either way you're set with either rods. Good luck! 😁
@@MadBearAngler Thanks for the response and help brother, Tight lines!
Tight lines! 😁
When ordering the 69MH did you order the 1 piece or 2 piece... sounds like a dumb question, but some JDM 1 piece rods still come as two pieces with the handle being the removable portion.
2 pc with the segment in the middle. I think you're referring to them butt-jointed sections. True, some Asian brands come with those so you really need to dig deeper about their specs.
I can't find any video about Benkei travel casting rod. Would you recommend 6'6" M/M for cranking?
Benkei's travel series is a good buy. I heard a lot of good stuff about it but I'm not a big fan of any rod that's beyond 2 piece but that's just me.
Depends on what you're catching. Bass in open waters with a 10-12g crankbait? Absolutely. If you have to yank it out of vegetation, I highly recommend you get MH at least.
@@MadBearAngler it's a space matter, for been inside baggage
Then travel rod is your go-to rod. IIRC Benkei travel rods come in UL-MH ratings.
Hell yeah, thanks for this review man !
Thank you for watching! Glad you like it :)
I'm looking to purchase one, but is this saltwater rated?
No it's not. I have fished with it on brackish waters though. Probably you can use it on salt as long as you rinse it with fresh water afterwards.
How heavy can you go on this rod? Is it actualy 1 oz or can it go a bit heavier?
I tried 30g on this for flipping. I'm way to careful with my rods.. 🤣
This Benkei what year product?
If memory serves, 2015-16 ish. :D
Que caña me recomiendas para un daiwa steez 23 busco algo que lanze de 5 gramos a 30
Lo que tienes que buscar es una caña H-XH. No puede lanzar señuelos de 5 g cómodamente, pero seguro que puede lanzar señuelos grandes :)
Sarap sa eyes ng design 😍
mismong mismo yan bro. :) thanks for watching!
Hola alguna caña de 2.70mts baitcasting para revisar?
Hello brother! I have yet to get a 2.7mts baitcasting rod. Once I do, I'll let you know. :)
I hope this google translate is accurate:
Hola hermano! Todavía tengo que conseguir una caña de baitcasting de 2,7 mts. Una vez que lo haga, te lo haré saber. :)
Major craft benkei 704h travel rod... your suggestion
hello, what fish do you usually target?
@@MadBearAngler snakhead and welogatu.. catfish
4pc rods are good if you travel a lot and you catch sizable fish every time. But since you fish for catfish, you might need a more solid rod. Like a 2pc H instead of MH.
@@MadBearAngler major craft basspara 702x... this rod
haven't used that rod yet for me to have better critique on it.
Benkei 704h travel rod... details
Idol tanong kolang pong matibay na main linebto leader knot na subok nyona po??
Salamat po idol
FG knot for me idol. Medyo may hirap sa pag-aral pero once natuto ka na, wala ka nang hihilingin pa XD
Salamat po sa sagot idol
Magkano yong overhead MH jigging na benkei?
pang fresh to idol. inquire ka sa fishing villa boss should you have more questions.
Benkei vs Okuma helios sx ?
It depends on how you do your math. If you want performance but price and portability is an issue, Go get the Benkei. Helios rods have pretty much the same specs and are all 1pc rods as per Okuma except for the ring guides. Benkei is using Fuji guides and reel seats. Okuma is using their proprietary guides. Benkei is approx. $110 USD vs Helios' $150> price point.
Ang dami mo talagang rod boss ganda nyan
wow.....
Major Craft makes one of the best rods in the market but their rod mottos are ridiculous lmao
XD agreed. I have no idea who makes their rod mottos.. must've been drunk when it happened. LOL
Sorry for my opinion but Major Craft are the worst rods i have ever seen in my life.
I respect that, brother. Each angler have their own experiences with brands.
So far Majorcraft haven't not failed me yet and I kept pushing their limits to this day.
you are writing bad comments in every Major Craft videos, looks strange....I have a Major Craft Crostage myself and it is a fantastic rod
@@cohatch1 To each his own, brother and we must respect that. I think MC is a great rod brand but some of our fishing brothers and sisters have either different tastes or got the shorter stick.