He visto en myfishcasting estas anillas de las que hablan bastante bien, dicen que son más ligeras y con mayor diámetro interior, con un precio muy reducido de unas 13 libras el conjunto. En vez de ceramica tienen acero inoxidable, especialmente diseñadas para hilo trenzado algunos casters ingleses han descubierto su utilidad en el casting.
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I have just been sent a set of new guides from http://www.rodringsandthings.co.uk/
They were actually developed for use with Braid but Paddy Cunningham found them and saw their potential on the casting field.
They have a swagged Stainless Steel Inner as opposed to the usual Ceramics which makes the ring considerably lighter and with a much bigger hole/frame ratio when compared to other rings that I have seen. The tip rings are particularly light in comparison. look on the website for 'Minima 4' rings
Its actually a very good site all-round with some very good and unusual items for sale and with the things that I have received from them (these rings and previously some rod grip tape), Delivery has been very quick too.
I can't see any reason for the Stainless inners to perform any differently to the ceramic ones that I am used to but the weight difference can't fail for be an advantage, can it?
And the best bit?????? A full set of 8 rings for a standard Multiplier set up costs a little over.......£13 at that price they are almost consumables!!
Must be worth a punt eh???
They were actually developed for use with Braid but Paddy Cunningham found them and saw their potential on the casting field.
They have a swagged Stainless Steel Inner as opposed to the usual Ceramics which makes the ring considerably lighter and with a much bigger hole/frame ratio when compared to other rings that I have seen. The tip rings are particularly light in comparison. look on the website for 'Minima 4' rings
Its actually a very good site all-round with some very good and unusual items for sale and with the things that I have received from them (these rings and previously some rod grip tape), Delivery has been very quick too.
I can't see any reason for the Stainless inners to perform any differently to the ceramic ones that I am used to but the weight difference can't fail for be an advantage, can it?
And the best bit?????? A full set of 8 rings for a standard Multiplier set up costs a little over.......£13 at that price they are almost consumables!!
Must be worth a punt eh???
Imagenes comparándolas con las anillas clásicas:
Enlaces a la casa oficial:
http://www.fishpacbay.com/products/new-products/index.html
http://www.fishpacbay.com/_docs/New_Product_2009.pdf
.Pero que ven mis ojos!!!!Yo creo que serian el complemento ideal para una ttr por ejemplo.jeje.Bueno pues a falta de algo mejor creo que habra que pedir un jueguecito creo yo.Estas no son como las tuyas no fernando?Las tuyas creo que seran mejores pero tienen muy buena pinta