From left to right, some rods from brazilian market:
1- Rapala TS2 Spinning (30lb, H-power)
2- Shimano Compre (a 20lb rod underrated as a 15lb one, in the most shimanoish way. Actually the brand used the good reputation of the previous models, to sell a rod with cheaper carbon blank. 36ton to 24ton downgrade). The green old compres are the real deal.
3- Saint Datsun (10lb, ML-Power) - braziliam OEM brand
4- Maruri H y p e r i o n (8lb, UL-power)- brazilian OEM brand. Seems like the rod name trigger someone here since it's automatically censored.
5- Rapala Gold II (8lb, UL-power)
In the past, I noted US brands were using cheaper carbon meshes, in their rods, even more so in the mid to high-end lines. The large diameter is a classic indicator of cheaper carbon mesh, in spite of the fiber density, or tonnage.
I saw a Phenix Classic BFS rod and It has the same diameter as the first blue H-power rod in the picture, just above the foregrip. The same thing happens in the Dobyns Sierra Series, Shimano Expride...
None of the rods pictured are trout ones, all classic bass rods.