Guangwei is about 6.3M 200, which pole is light and hard?

The poles around Guangwei 200 are generally soft or soft. If you choose the best, Guangwei's new dragon carp is one of the options. Compared with other poles, 6.3 meters will still be a little more than 270 grams, and the hardness is not bad, with 28 notes.

Lighter, like the thin hard peak of Guangwei, the measured weight of 6.3m is190g, which is more than 200g. It is said to be 28 tones. Personally, I feel a little partial to 37, and the price is still in line with the requirements, less than 300.

I don't know why the landlord likes to choose Guangwei. If lightweight is required, Guangwei is obviously not dominant. The same price, such as Farah's Crossing the Rainbow, measured 2 16 grams at 6.3 meters, and the price was less than 200. At night, it is 6.3 meters and 200 grams, and the price is less than 200, which is also a relatively hard pole.

Of course, we can't blindly pursue lightweight and hardness. The firmness should also be considered, such as Yufeng's pole, which is very light and hard, but many customers react that the pole body is fragile.

If the weight requirement is low, Li Guang of Guangwei (6.3 m 330g, 28-tone, price below 200) and Tian Lei of France (6.3 m 330g, 28- 19 tone, price above 200) are both soft and hard. The only drawback is the weight. Comparatively speaking, Tian Lei has a better hand feeling, with a relatively backward center of gravity and no obvious sense of falling.