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| Shakespeare Telescoping Spinning Rod | 
 enlarge | Brand: Shakespeare
Category: Sports
Buy New: $14.47
Avg. Customer Rating:  (2 reviews)
Sales Rank: 16061
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B000ODKERM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Shakespeare Telescoping Pack Rods... super portable, your choice of length and style! From the Shakespeare Travel Mate series, Telescoping Pack Rods that are loaded with value and quality. Easy to bring anywhere... backpacking, camping, hiking. Or just keep one in the car for those chance encounters with a gorgeous stream. There are two Spinning and one Casting models here. All feature lightweight, strong graphite reel seats and stainless steel guides with smooth ceramic inserts. Plus a reusable rod tube for protective storage. Choose yours and get it at the lowest price going! Model No.: TM46SPT; Length: 4'6"; Sections: 5; Collapsed Length: 13 1/2"; Reel Seat: Twist-lock Spinning; Action: Ultralight; Model No.: TM66SPT; Length: 6'6"; Sections: 7; Collapsed Length: 15"; Reel Seat: Conventional Spinning; Action: Medium; AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Shakespeare 5'6" Telescoping Casting Rod - word search in our Store for 'Shakespeare'. Shakespeare Telescoping Spinning Rod
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| Customer Reviews:
 Not What It Says! September 2, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My wife and I use "telescopic rods" for fishing out of our kayaks. This rod collapses to a good managable size, and is only 4'6" extended (perfect for our use). The problem is this item is described as having "stainless steel guides with smooth ceramic inserts"! It absolutely does not have inserts, ceramic or otherwise!! This was one of the main reasons for buyingShakespeare Telescoping Spinning Rod this rod over Eagle Claw's "Pack it". Very disapointing as this was bought for specific trip; too late to get something else.
 good but not quite as adverited November 29, 2007
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
this is a good rod but it says it is a med, after using it some i would say it is closer to a light-med. still a good rod and feels like it is strong. is it easy to cast those "little" casts that you need to get around stuff so i do like it.
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