oblivion,s

was going through,,, old rod collection and came across my red and older green oblivions,,,, can anyone tell me the main differences between these two rods,,,, i meal the material wise,,
there has to be some conoflex expert here :?:

you could drop aiden a line in conoflex you might find him very helpful :wink:

There was a red one and a white one ! I dont remember a green one . The white was a stiffer version of the two ! Harder in the tip . Another famous " RAIDER'S" rod

sorry andrew I ment its an original red one made from green carbon so I was told. Makes no sense to me that's why I'm asking if any one knows the did between the older and newer models

[quote="dbrock"] differences between these two rods,,,,.

what happend denis did you suddenly decide you only had one oblivion :lol: :lol:. have you got a red and white :?:
or have you just got a green that is red :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol:

no john apparently the older model was made from a different carbon than the new one,,, so it seems,,, so was wondering if anyone had info on this?

so one oblivion is roughly 10 years old and the other about 4 i think,,,, there totally dif ,,,
always wondered why

Hi there, I dont know much about the others but I have the red one. On the one i have the tip section is made of a carbon kevlar wrap. It was i believe their top rod about ten years ago and was expensive. It was originally given to an angler sponsored by Conoflex. Great rod, very powerful though a bit heavier than similar rods today.
Now, dont know if some or all RED oblivions have the special tip or whether some green or white ones have it. I think the colour denotes the type of ground the rod is intended to fish.
Dont really have much knowledge but hope this helps a little...

Hi there, I dont know much about the others but I have the red one. On the one i have the tip section is made of a carbon kevlar wrap. It was i believe their top rod about ten years ago and was expensive. It was originally given to an angler sponsored by Conoflex. Great rod, very powerful though a bit heavier than similar rods today.
Now, dont know if some or all RED oblivions have the special tip or whether some green or white ones have it. I think the colour denotes the type of ground the rod is intended to fish.
Dont really have much knowledge but hope this helps a little...