your foot dry and comfortable on the trail. The rubber toe lends protection, while the polyurethane heel pod delivers cushioning. The 3D molded external heel counter works in conjunction with the nylon shank and the dual-density EVA midsole to provide long-term support,  (less)

your foot dry and comfortable on the trail. The rubber toe lends protection, while the polyurethane heel pod delivers cushioning. The 3D molded external heel counter works in conjunction with the nylon shank and the dual-density EVA midsole to provide long-term support,  (less)

your foot dry and comfortable on the trail. The rubber toe lends protection, while the polyurethane heel pod delivers cushioning. The 3D molded external heel counter works in conjunction with the nylon shank and the dual-density EVA midsole to provide long-term support,  (less)

your foot dry and comfortable on the trail. The rubber toe lends protection, while the polyurethane heel pod delivers cushioning. The 3D molded external heel counter works in conjunction with the nylon shank and the dual-density EVA midsole to provide long-term support,  (less)

your foot dry and comfortable on the trail. The rubber toe lends protection, while the polyurethane heel pod delivers cushioning. The 3D molded external heel counter works in conjunction with the nylon shank and the dual-density EVA midsole to provide long-term support,  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two-Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two-Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All rod models are 3-piece and are matched with our beautiful large arbor machined-aluminum 270 Fly Reel . CV 2 premium weight-forward fly line, backing, tapered leader, a rod tube and bag are all included with each outfit. Rod Features Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to a breakthrough in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing! White River Fly Shop 270 Fly Reel also sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-430-179-45"  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two-Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two-Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All rod models are 3-piece and are matched with our beautiful large arbor machined-aluminum 270 Fly Reel . CV 2 premium weight-forward fly line, backing, tapered leader, a rod tube and bag are all included with each outfit. Rod Features Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to a breakthrough in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing! White River Fly Shop 270 Fly Reel also sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-430-179-45"  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two-Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two-Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All rod models are 3-piece and are matched with our beautiful large arbor machined-aluminum 270 Fly Reel . CV 2 premium weight-forward fly line, backing, tapered leader, a rod tube and bag are all included with each outfit. Rod Features Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to a breakthrough in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing! White River Fly Shop 270 Fly Reel also sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-430-179-45"  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two-Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two-Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All rod models are 3-piece and are matched with our beautiful large arbor machined-aluminum 270 Fly Reel . CV 2 premium weight-forward fly line, backing, tapered leader, a rod tube and bag are all included with each outfit. Rod Features Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to a breakthrough in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing! White River Fly Shop 270 Fly Reel also sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-430-179-45"  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two-Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two-Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All rod models are 3-piece and are matched with our beautiful large arbor machined-aluminum 270 Fly Reel . CV 2 premium weight-forward fly line, backing, tapered leader, a rod tube and bag are all included with each outfit. Rod Features Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to a breakthrough in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing! White River Fly Shop 270 Fly Reel also sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-430-179-45"  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All models are 3-piece. The Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to breakthroughs in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing!"  (less)

performance in a variety of situations. The Two Seventy project was conceived specifically around big Western rivers. There's nothing mysterious about what a rod needs to do here. You'll be constantly throwing vigorous mends with deep nymphing rigs, or pounding the bank with a sinking line from a drift boat, or punching a dry fly to a new target every few seconds. Sometimes the wind will lay down, but don't figure on it. A day on this type of water with ""not quite enough"" rod can be exhausting. Recognition of this fact is the most important and unique thing about our Two Seventy rods. The rest is expert state-of-the-art manufacturing, and top-drawer hardware. All models are 3-piece. The Blank: We chose to work with 85 million tensile modulus graphite. The vast majority of fly rods are built with 40-?45 million modulus, because the denser material can be temperamental. Due to breakthroughs in our conventional rods, we employed a construction process that increases the hoop strength of the material. It also lends a distinctive look to the blank. Reel Seat: Machined, anodized aluminum. Nothing works or wears better. Guides: Dual Fuji? silicon carbide stripping guides. Not many rods give you a second stripping guide unless you've paid over $300. The snake guides are oversized for smooth line travel while mending and casting. Grips: Great cork has less filler and lasts longer. This is the real thing!"  (less)