THKFISH Rod Tip Repair Kit Rod Repair Kit Fishing Rod Tips Stainless Steel Ceramic Ring Guide Rod Repair Replacement 6Sizes 30pcs Small Style

Works perfectly

Good Kit

The picture on the left is the barrels of the largest and smallest rod tip in the set. The picture on the right is the eyes of the same rod tips. As you can see, the eye diameter is exactly the same on both. I'm not sure that matters. The set appears to be a quality replacement for smaller rods up to probably 100 lb class rods. The largest barrel is 4.5 mm or .177" or roughly, just under 3/16". If your rod tip is larger than 3/16" then this set is too small. These eyes are black in color. I had a hard time when looking at the pictures on Amazon, deciding what the true color was. Even the stainless rod tips looked black. These are definitely black with the inserts appearing to be dark grey.I replaced allot rod tips when I worked in a tackle shop. It's pretty easy. This is how I was told to do it. First, when fitting these, always go by feel. Remove the old eye (if it's still attached) by warming the old eye with a heat source. We used a propane torch but a lighter or heat gun would work just as well. Don't overheat it. Just a couple of quick passes (never leave the flame in one place) should do it. Put on a glove or use a rag and pull the old eye off. If it doesn't pull off easily, apply more heat. Once it's off, make sure all the old glue is gone. Use a little fine sandpaper if needed. Fit the new eye to the rod by feel. Try different tips until the barrel tip fits snugly onto the rod otherwise the glue won't hold it for long. Soften the glue stick with a torch or lighter and smear the warm glue on the rod tip. Immediately place the rod tip onto the warm glue and turn the tip to be in line with the other rod eyes. There will be a bludge of glue just in front of the rod tip eye. Leave it. It will easily break off, nice and clean, when it cools. Leave the rod tip to cool for a few minutes. Usually, the excess glue breaks off after it has hardened by just pinching it with your fingers. Hope this helps. Tight lines!PS, the third image to the right is a rod tip that I just replaced (10-25-19). You can see the glob of glue behind the tip barrel. When you pull that off (make sure you wait for it to cool sufficiently until it's cool and hard to the touch) pull it BACK toward the reel and not away from the reel, or you'll pull the rod tip off and have to do it again. The white spot on the rod is where I burned off the black epoxy that the original tip was made with. You can touch that up with some black paint if it bothers you. I won't bother as my rods take quite a beating anyway. Good luck!

already repaired 2 fishing poles ,hot glued tips it saved the day

The options on the item selection list "A-Big, A-Small, B-Black, B-Burnished" but the table in the images for the item lists options "A, B, C, D". FYI, if you order "B-Black", it does not coincide with "B" in the table and it's actually "C" in the table. confusing.I ordered a previous set of these and they're 'ok'. A repaired tip using these tips did not last long with saltwater use but they're quick to swap out and the price is affordable so I was going to repair a couple larger rods with the larger versions.

Looks like they will work good

This is an excellent set. Quality of the eyes look pretty good, but time will tell. Lots of different sizes and plenty of them. I break a couple of rods a year so it will last quite a long time. Sizing is great for smaller freshwater rods. I used it for a medium Daiwa Revros 6'6" rod. The smallest size fit perfectly and took only like a minute to fix with super glue. My rod is a little shorter but doubt it will compromise the action and feel that severely. I think this set will work well for most freshwater rods.

Just a real good product but pay attention to size rod they fit. They are for tiny rod tips.

They're a little cheap of a rodntip but they have a good number of them in the package and a good variety of sizes. I bought the big A pack ones and it fixed 2 rods. You just heat the tip with a lighter to pull it off with pliers then simply some hot glue that you heat with a lighter and push the tip on. Very easy to do the repair it doesn't come with the hot glue stick though

Super Ware

Nothing to dislike, didn't use the parts yet

très bien

Tutto OK consegna puntuale, ottimo prodotto