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aside from checking out the new carbonlites i was hoping basspro would have some Avid X in stock. sadly they did not. ive never owned a st croix. how do their mh/f feel? like a broomstick? was gonna try the new avid as my texas rig rod.

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Not broomstick, but they feel like some other companies heavy. They still have some tip action compared to something like a Veritas MH, which actually is a broomstick.

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I have 3 avids a 66mf great for topwater and jerks a 66mhf I use for spinnerbaits and a 7mf I use for worms and light jigs. All are great rods. The 7mhf's are ltb and elite so I have a lot of there rods and I like them. I don't consider any of them broom sticks.

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will probably try one. last year i used a Powell Max 683 for my texas rigs but i think im gonna use it this year for my designated senko rod

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I haven't tried a AvidX, I have a previous generation Avid.  They aren't broomsticks, but I agree they fish/fished heavier than my other brands I own.  

The Medium power Avid is in between a M - MH. The Medium Heavy is in between a M/H - Heavy power rod.

They are heavier in power, however the tip action on the Avid's are softer than other companies fast action.

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The Avid series are awesome rods for the money.  They are the right balance of all things that I look for in a rod; sensitivity, power, and durability. The Avid X though, I have no idea.

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i think with the new X its mostly different components, guides and split grip. i have a gift card to basspro so i reckon ill wait til they hav em in stock

How heavy of a t rig are you going to be throwing. If mostly on the lighter side Id go with a MF over the mh

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