Zziplex DYMIC LT 14 M4

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Zziplex DYMIC LT 14 M4

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Dont need to explain this rod really, ask Sven. Totally awesome bit of kit, cost me nearly 400 quid, built with zircon eyes, in black tipped gold whipping, a few surface scrathes from being in rod bag other than that superb rod.
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class rod ;)
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Post by Dave Kam »

I have just bought one of these and I must say one of the best rods I have, just need to compliment it with an HST now

open for offers bren ;) ;) ;)
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Post by wando »

wotsort of action has it got is it more of a tournament rod im looking at buying primo match this week my guess is the LT14 is alot stiffer
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Never seen a Primo match mate,all i know is the Dymic LT 14 M4 is probably the most user friendly ZZiplex there is, they cast well , they are light as a feather and they have got superb bite detection, in my own opinion they are a superb match fishing rod.
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Post by wando »

i thought the dymic LT14 an the m4 were different rods. uv got me thinking now because it a match rod im after iv got the 50/50 but wont somethink better. is it rung with fugi alconites like they use on greys rods.
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LT14= Overall length 14ft.4inch Tip length 8ft. Tip diameter 4mm. Butt length 6ft 4inch. Butt (inch) diameter 1. Sinker casting range min 2oz-max 6 1/4oz. Optimum sinker range 5 1/4 oz.

m4 designed as the new Zziplex Flag Ship. A long range fishing and casting rod designed to maximise the latest hi tec carbon cloth.


zippys are built with FUJI Alconite rings ;) some cut cost so make sure you get the best for your money if you have one made

:roll: i is still confused on why the LT14 got its name the obiviously one to me is it being 14ft but it aint its 14ft.4inch :roll: but why the m4 after or is this 4 inch shorter than just the lt14 :idea: i will find out mr dance you have email :lol: :lol:


but saying that it is one hell of a good rod expect to pay £400+ new
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Cheers Sven, the LT 14 M4 differs from the standard LT 14 in that it has a powerpoint butt, the normal LT 14 has a normal fulcrum butt, the mid section is 12.5% stiffer than standard to aid casting, the LT 14 M4 is more tippy than the standard LT 14.
Confusing i know.
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Oh and forgot to add the LT M4 is dearer :lol: :lol: :lol: ;)
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I have fished the rod at maximum range with 3 hooks clipped and seen every bite on it, even in wind you can still see bites.
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are you saying it is more tippy?
How would you say it compared to the sv bullet
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I would say it is more tippy than the standard LT 14 because the mid section of the tip is stiffer than standard LT 14, it is a totally different action to the SV mate as the SV is a really tip action rod whereas the LT is parabolic for ease of casting and being more user friendly.
You miss time a cast with the SV you will know about it, with the LT M4 you can get away with it a bit more.
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Post by Dave Kam »

The M4 is a superp fishing rod, you can see bites from rockling up to Codling, easy to cast with with plenty of power if you need it, if I hadn't just bought one I would have had this one
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;) its the best rod that i have ever used. 8) you can see the smallest of bites at distance. 8) and the cast, 8) wow. :D perfetto :D :D :D And i am very happy to own one. :D perfect for match fishing, and loads of power if needed. 8)
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