Fiblink4 Pieces Travel Spinning Rod Medium Carbon Spinning Fishing Rod Portable Fishing Rod

I ordered two 7' rods but received a 7' and a 6.5'. They both fit in my luggage (diagonally, under my clothes). The 6.5' rod breaks down a little smaller than the 7' so go with that if you're concerned about them fitting in your luggage.As others have said they are well made. They arrived in perfect condition. They come in a reusable synthetic roll with pockets for each section which will prevent scratches and keep the rod sections organized but not protect the rod otherwise - so I handled them with care.They assemble snugly and firmly. The action is a little faster (stiffer) than I'd like but they cast well and handle great. The action of the 6.5' is a little less stiff than the 7' rod which seems to have a little more backbone.I only caught small snapper so I can't attest to their performance under serious load. The 6.5 held up fine when I got snagged on coral and had to muscle free.They are light rods but I bet these would be fine hooking up on a 24" Snook or Jack - I'll let you know when I find out.I paired the 6.5 with a 2500 Penn reel and the 7' with a 3000 Shimano - both worked great.

Used this rod on a recent trip to Mexico. Caught some nice fish casting from the beach. The rod was comfortable to use and had no problems with it. Got this nice little mackerel that took a couple good runs and the rod performed very well. 👍

This fishing rod is not fit for purpose. The top section broke while threading line through the rings.

Way too stiff, simply unusable for long casting.

It seems there aren't many options for a good quality, inexpensive travel rod. I purchased this rod for a trip to the Boston area along with the 6'6" bait caster. I paired this with a Shimano Spheros reel and out an A.G. Black Max on the bait caster... both spooled with 30lb braid. While I feel the spinning rod was a little stiff for my tastes the bait caster was about perfect for up to around 1oz lures. I was very happy with both lures and caught numerous striped bass on my trip. I have no real complaints about either and would absolutely recommend them for inshore saltwater or freshwater fishing. They packed away nicely in the suitcase with the provided rod bags and weighed almost nothing (I carried my reels in my carry on bag). I've had inexpensive travel rods and most are crap. Buy these with confidence or be ready to shell out a bunch of cash for a St Croix or something that won't disappoint as a travel rod. I'd definitely buy again but I doubt I'll ever need to. They're pretty solid rods and I see myself using them for years to come if they're taken care of (rinsed after salt etc... which I always do).