CFX Composite Carbon Fiber Grips - 1.75" Stubby Foregrip for Fuji PTS/TVS

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SKU: SFG-17

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CFX Composite Carbon Fiber Grips - 1.75" Stubby Foregrip for Fuji PTS/TVS

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CFX Composite Carbon Fiber Grips - 1.75" Stubby Foregrip for Fuji PTS/TVS

Product Details

These all-new grips are specially bored to match Fuji's hidden locking nut reel seats, including the PTS, TVS and LOK/AN locking nut.

CFX Carbon Fiber Composite Grips

CFX grips begin with a proprietary carbon infused core material. It is the weight of traditional 4 lb urethane foam but has the density and strength of 7 lb. It is stronger, lighter, and more dense than any grip material available. What this means to you is the ultimate in energy transmission, far superior to cork, EVA, hypalon or other carbon fiber grips.

CFX grips have a buffed matte finish that is comfortable, easy to grip, and impervious to UV breakdown. The end result is a beautiful grip that is lighter and more sensitive than any rubber based handle, translating to more bites felt, more hook sets and more fish in front of the camera.

Sizing Chart

Model Length Notes
SFG-16 1.75" For Fuji hidden thread sleeve 16mm
SFG-17 1.75" For Fuji hidden thread sleeve 17mm

CFX Composite Grips -- Performance Amplified

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Charles Aschenbeck (Houston, TX, US)
Great look and fit!

I added this hood to my last spinning rod build and it turned out great! Be careful handling this hood as it’s very fragile until you get is glued up. I glued on an aluminum winding check to dress it up a bit, hoping the glue holds while fishing. I had to do a small amount of sanding on the small opening a little to remove a lip so that the winding check would meet up tight.

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Jeremy (Polk City, FL, US)
Perfect fit

These fit great, but fit and finish could be better. I always have to sand the ends more than I feel like I should need to. In general, Alps CF grips are more uniform and perfect but CFX has a better feel.

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R.B. (Dover, DE, US)
Some tough grips!

I put these grips on a couple of freshwater spinning rods whose Winn AR grips were worn out. As a rod re-build vs a new rod build, I just removed 3 or 4 of the existing guides and slid these over the remaining guides and into place on my Fugi TVS hidden thread reel seat. Once they were glued on, I let them dry for a couple of days and then coated then with1 thin coat of Permagloss. Let them dry for a couple of days to seal them good. I then rewrapped and coated the remaining guides. They turned out beautiful!

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Mike Michaud (Torrington, CT, US)
Did not use yet

Didn’t use it yet

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Joe Mauro (San Antonio, TX, US)
Sleek and light

Very nice thread cover. I wade fish with artificial baits mostly. I put this on a rod with matching grips to lower the weight and improve casting fatigue. Well worth it.

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Bill Carr (Moorhead, MN, US)
Stubby

The stubby works great for hidden thread grip.

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David

I love the grip.

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Art Grobaker (Philadelphia, PA, US)
Carbon Fiber grips

I’m using them more and more. Great for ultralight builds. Easy to ream out. Great sensitivity. People I’ve built for really like them. I have a couple of rods that have had them for about 2 yrs and they are holding up quite well.

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Brian C. (Seattle, WA, US)
Made a clean finish and simple foregrip

I used this on the Fuji SKSS split real seat with a carbon fiber mid body and a 11” carbon handle. Kept it simple and has held well with just normal epoxy .

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