Moderator: Torsten
In my world, resin is supposed to be cured. It means that resin characteristics have little influence on the cast. Who quote something out of context?If you remove resin from the rod, you think that it will have no effect on the stresses and strains in a rod under load, you cannot be serious? (Also John McEnroe). Hey, isn’t quoting things out of context a lot of fun?
Maybe you should try casting Lasse’s rod that has no resin, to see if you can detect any difference in feel?Merlin wrote:In my world, resin is supposed to be cured. It means that resin characteristics have little influence on the cast. Who quote something out of context?
I know Paul, many still doPaul Arden wrote:Lots of people used to believe it Lasse, back when Sexyloops began it was quite common!
I love giving a demo, showing how little the spring adds to the cast, and then for the next demonstrater to start with: like Lasse just said, let the rod do the work 
, you have to bend it to the butt to get to the real power of the rod 
and etc.etc.... 
Public? It's been in all the magazines and if you have a look at YouTube there's a lot of clips where they will actyally say itPaul Arden wrote:It’s just unbelievable. How can an advert like that actually make it out to the public? Maybe they really believe that, who knows!
one does have some pretty funny trickshots 
Every time I’ve tried the loop’s tailed. I assume this is the self deceleration mechanism (or whatever you want to call it) occurring as one is trying to load the rod. The rod is loaded, becomes partially unloaded and loads again. It would be interesting to film it to see. Hey VinceVGB wrote:Maybe you should try casting Lasse’s rod that has no resin, to see if you can detect any difference in feel?Merlin wrote:In my world, resin is supposed to be cured. It means that resin characteristics have little influence on the cast. Who quote something out of context?
