They are classed as light beach casters, casting weight 4-6oz they handle a 5oz lead well. The blank isn’t the slimmest, but they have large eyes rung for both multis and fixed spools, it’s a compromise really, but I used them reel down with multis with no issues. My son uses them reel up with fixed spools and I hit similar distances with both. They come with a sliding reel seat which locks down well and you can set the reel for what’s best for you. The tips a bit stiff, but will show up bites and rattles well enough. My wife and 12yr old boy both use these rods and both can chuck a 4oz lead 60-70yrds ok. I’ve had bass to 6lb on them, I used them for my main rods until I upgraded to my Leeda icon elite match rods (thanks wingnut!) they aren’t too heavy, they bend well through a cast too. The inner guides can be a bit fragile, I ordered a pair online and the butt eye was damaged on arrival. The rod bags are shite, they are made of tissue paper, so a decent padded hold-all is a must. The decals etc are pretty smart, not too overstated. Tip tape is a useful addition for night fishing. The tip is white. I’ve got a buggered shoulder and I could compress these blanks and hit a decent distance with both fixed spools and multis. I wouldn’t try to pendulum cast with one though, it won’t take that. Over Sandy/clean/mixed ground they handle it well. Rocky ground and heavy ground they may be found wanting overall they aren’t bad rods in my opinion.