Have a sensor surf (not sure model number but it's about 12-13 ft, long handle behind the reel, bought about 3 years ago) - very light physical weight but heaps of grunt and never let me down or made me worry even when being brutally rough with it in some pretty crap conditions with some big fish.

I run with a 10000 size reel with 60lb braid most of the time and is a good all round set up.

I've used with both light and heavy lead on South coast chasing salmon and tailor; also used to throw 190 size lures spinning at steep point and knocked over a 30lb Mackie without issue.

Cant fault it for the money.

Only is that some of my mates who are short arses find the reel mount position is too high / handle too long when rest it in their fat guts after casting or when winding in ....perfect for me (I'm 6'4" with knuckle dragging arms) and was the main reason I bought it at the time.....

+1 for the 12ft Sensor surf and 10 000 size reel.  BTW I cut my butt section back about a hands breadth and simply fitted a new cap.

 flueger crank 1202MH OR H mate love mine off cliffs n beach handles those pinks n mullas with ease n as you saw can cast out 10oz snapper lead and big bait a looong way!!

 Def one plus on the crank.. They are great rods!!

Belly

 Be wary of the Sensor Surf range. While they look and feel like great rods, I had the 16' model snap on me mid cast with only a 4 oz sinker and mulie. Got it replaced free of charge, only to have the exact same thing happen to the replacement rod. I won't use these rods again. 

 Penn prevail are great value in my opinion

I have an Aussie made 2.55 mt WILSON Land Base Game Rod I want to sell 

Just some further proof that you can buy what you don't need, as this rod has never had a reel attached, or ever seen water either


I can't load the photo's I took this morning but will email to anyone interested

It has large and solid reel attachment collars (?) and also I think they are called Gimble holders at the base of the rod (??)

Pfluger Crank

Penn Prevail

" Be wary of the Sensor Surf range "
 

Yes we have had a fair few returned unfortunately.

Feel free to PM us if you need more info,cheers

Defently stay away from graphite rod one slip on the stones and she stuffed while there a bit heavier I run glass rods from oz flex, 12 ft, fjh17 wich If I had only one rod this would cover all my bases on kalbarri trips so maybe have a look in the ozflex or sniderglass range if you want one that'll last
Ive put these rods threw hell the last few years and have stood up to every thing
they also have a few new graphite glass composite but not sure on strength but would be a bit lighter

 Thanks for all the feedback guys!