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Overview
About Hardy Zane Pro Saltwater Fly Rod - 6wt, 9’, 4-Piece
Closeout. Hardy's Zane Pro saltwater fly rod offers lightweight, powerful SINTRIX® 440 and aerospace-grade carbon fiber construction with fast action and a low-profile, responsive blank design to make for a versatile, highly accurate rod suitable for saltwater fishing.
- Designed in Alnwick, England to provide outstanding performance and value
- Made for saltwater use
- Low-profile, responsive blank design
- SINTRIX® 440 blank combines silica nano spheres, high-modulus carbon fibers and high-tech epoxy resin for a lightweight, powerful design with great compression strength and accuracy
- Aerospace-grade carbon fiber rod material
- Fast action
- Hard-anodized aluminum reel seat construction with up-locking design
- Ceramic-lined titanium frame guides
- Titanium stripper and stainless steel snake guides
- AAAA-grade cork rod handle material
- Four-piece design
- Aluminum storage tube with cloth bag included
- By Hardy of England
- Made in Korea, Republic of
Specs
Specs about Hardy Zane Pro Saltwater Fly Rod - 6wt, 9’, 4-Piece
- Line weight: 6
- Length: 9'
- Number of pieces: 4
- Flex action: Tip/Fast
- Grip: Full wells
- Fighting butt: Yes
- Type of cork: AAAA grade cork
- Reel seat: Up locking
- Reel seat material: Anodized aluminum
- Rod material: SINTRIX® carbon fiber
- Guide material: Ceramic-lined titanium guides
- Rod case material: Aluminum tube with cloth bag
- Recommended use: Saltwater
- Made in Korea, Republic of
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Most Helpful 2-Star Review
2.0 out of 5 stars.
Could have been Great
Reviewed by JTA from California on Monday, April 22, 2024
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2.0 out of 5 stars. Could have been GreatReviewed by JTA from California on Monday, April 22, 2024I purchased this rod because it looks great, and have heard Hardy makes great Fly rods. Unfortunately the obvious is this model is several years old, not a bad thing really its gets bad when you have to make several return/exchanges due to some being shipped with damage guides, whether its was chipped epoxy of the O ring had fallen out of the guide, not the snake guide. The honest truth I don't blame Sierra, but how long have the rods been in a warehouse who knows? Time, weather, storage take that into account damages will occur. I'm not happy with the results, and makes me realize the truth about E-shopping VS supporting your local Fly shop. The time to get a replaced rod can take a week maybe even more. Sierras customer service did try to get me to have a clean un used/damage rod but no success there. It got frustrating after the 2nd time. you want a fly rod to go out and catch fish, not play exchange/return several times. after realizing I came across this issue several times NO Customer Rep decided to go above and beyond for all the troubles its just became. I asked for a manager to call me Not one did. It sucks that the times I wanted to keep a rod I couldn't because I needed to fix the damage, for the prize of 400 plus dollars I don't find it to be fair to fix something I just purchased. Not the best results in general.
