few pounds or kilograms can hold the rod?
627983
I'm not sure that I understand the question. If you are asking the maximum drag on the reel it is 13.2 pounds.
627984
Your question is vague. I can tell you this setup is a good buy and will handle just about anything you catch from the shore with the right line.
627985
It is 12-25 lb rating im using 20 lb braid on mine and it is a medium action rod
866422
The rod will work, you will need 40 lb test line to maintain fish of 20 lb without breaking line. Graphite is a very strong material, pole has a medium flex. It depends on how you fish.
475971
I'm using one on a 5/6 weight rod that I've set up for trolling flies. I never cast with it, so the heavier line isn't a problem. A heavier rod would increase the chance of breaking a light tippet on a strike.
1802766
The rod is metal. The component at the base is plastic. There doesn't appear to be much force applied to it though.
561027
It can handle the weight, but barely fits my salt water rods. Gotta stagger the reels but its not a big deal.
1317220
I,also, don't know the weight capacity of my rack. I have it loaded with all my blouses and sweatshirts and remains sturdy...no sign of weakness in the rods or frame. It has been a life saver for me. Hope this helps you.
1068957
I have the spinning rod, use it with a 4000 sustain for light salt water. Great rod for the size.
1540399
I returned mine because it was too long for my 4/piece rods. But it is 48". It is made for a 2 piece rod. Diameter is 3" and could hold 2 rods.
1610721
We have spinning rods on our round rack. Which work well. Deep sea fishing or large diameter rods may not may not be appropriate for this rack.
2088729
I'm not sure but I have about 30lb in it now but without the wheels and I think it makes a big difference. I mean that person below must have over loaded it for it to break. Seriously!! these are not plastic rods it's some kind of metal. I call it BS.
1843689
This rod is ultra light. It can use under 6lbs line, 1/4 oz lure. As I remember...
260596
As small as you'd like. It mostly depends on how light your rod is. However a super light rod with this heavier reel might be a bit unbalanced. However, I use this reel with 6lb. Line with a medium light rod an have caught 6 pound fish with no problems.
2070711
You have to use one of the rod but the shorter one is very close to the celling .
1538006
I had a little problem pulling one end to extend, but I did it after a few tries! Lightweight rod.. I'd buy it again
1576760
I use 14 - 17 lb test based on the rod and the target fish. ie steelhead or king salmon.
97331
Not sure weight wise but I have it holding a 4 foot Excalibur and no problems,the hanger is made of light weight metal but its working fine for me.
827038
Yes you can. You must adjust and place the mechanism at the end of the rod in the correct position.