CR7-691B-MHF

What's not to like about this rod. This is great quality and relatively inexpensive casting rod that acts and feels like a more premium product. For the price i paid for it (there are typically coupons available for most Cadence products sold on Amazon) there is a lot of value here. At 7'3" it is the perfect length i was looking for in a Fast / Medium Heavy configuration. It is nicely balanced and light weight. I like the way it feels in my hands. It has plenty of backbone and picks up well on the strike - definitely aided by the length. The tip is sensitive enough as well. I had a lot of fun throwing Chatterbaits and frogs on this rod this summer. For comparison my favorite casting rod is my Daiwa Tatula Elite which costs more than double.I have several other Cadence rods, although this is the only casting model. I have a great deal of confidence in Cadence rods and mix them in with my Shimano and Daiwa gear quite happily.The rod was shipped well packaged in a rod tube and arrived quickly. I'm overall very happy with it.

good action worth the price

Came packaged well, has caught 5 2.5+ pound bass without issue. I was nervous with the heavy rating, but has good feel and works well.

I have bought a few Cadence rods. The good is they are light and use decent quality blanks. For the low price hard to find a better blank uses 40ton Toray. The only thing I dislike is the grip. Its hard and rough concerned it will be causing blisters. I could almost give this 3 stars just for that reason, just feels thin and cheap. Other cadence rods I have are better grips.

After two years of use I can only say good things. Lightweight, good quality and durable. Recommend to buy it for everyone.

This is the most brittle and fragile rod I have ever owned. 40-ton carbon? Seriously? Don’t get me wrong, they look and feel fantastic. In fact, I liked the lightweight ergonomics and aesthetics so much that I ended up purchasing eight of them. Huge mistake.If you’re a bass fisherman, then these will probably work, as long as you never plan to fish with them in saltwater. I broke two rods my first trip back saltwater marsh fishing. The first big redfish that I hooked eventually made a run towards my kayak and the rod snapped like a twig. At first I thought it was an isolated incident, or perhaps just a freak angle. 20- minutes later, another Cadence rod snapped even easier than the previous one did.Before anyone states that big reds are notorious inshore rod busters, I can emphatically state that most ordinary brand rods can handle a hundred twisting and hard charging reds before breaking. Not the first time out and especially not one with a 40- ton rating. Unfortunately, I will have to relegate the remaining survivors to strictly bass fishing duty. Buyer beware!

This product was for a gift and they really enjoyed it

Wanted a medium power moderate action for casting Sinko's. Bass Pro did not have any so read the reviews and ordered the Cadence. Just received it so have not fished with it yet. The first thing I noticed is how light it is. I imagine I can fish all day with this rod and not wear my arm out. Tied a plastic worm on and I can cast a smaller worm just as far as I can with a medium heavy fast action rod with a larger worm. And the price was right. This looks and feels like a much more expensive rod. Good purchase!