Just received the rod. I paired a 7’9” XH Mojo with an Lexa 400 size reel intended to be used off boat for bigger striper fishing or from beach. Tried casting soft plastics just to test, it was beautifully handled by both. Finish and packing excellent 1 star less for below.
My concern stems from the listed weights 2-6 oz does not match what was sent to me showing the same model rod as printed on the rod as 1-3 oz. I ordered the correct model rod from Tackledirect but St.Croix shipped direct, took 3wks to be delivered. Both St.Croix and Tackledirect sites advertise 2-6oz for the rod. There is only 1 model at 7’9” XH…Do I have the right rod or an old model or some other issue ?

I have 2 of the prior model Mojo Inshore rods (the purple color blanks)I have the 7’MHF and the 7’6” HF and I absolutely love those rods I wish I could find some more of them they are indestructible and have a perfect length butt section. The new models (Green blanks) are ok I’m not thrilled with the cork material on them and I don’t think they are as durable as the previous ones but still solid rods. I also have 2 of the Avid Inshore rods and they are incredible so if you can afford to spend the extra $100 I would definitely go with the Avid Inshore rods they are much lighter and more sensitive with a lifetime warranty that St Croix stands behind. All in all a great company that makes great products

This rod is absolute garbage. When I first bought this rod, I hadn’t noticed that the tip was completely bent. For it being an almost 200 dollar rod that should have never been sold or produced. Not only was it already bent, I went fishing out in New Jersey, first fish I had caught snapped the rod, ironically right under the bent tip. Terrible, embarrassing and disappointing are understatements. Then I go to claim my warranty, I was told 10-12 days and it became almost a month. Finally I received a email to call their customer service number. I waited over 1 hour on the phone just for them to tell me the only thing they can do is give me the same rod back (WITH A FEEEEE) or an upgrade. WHY I HAD TO PAY A FEE IS MIND BLOWING. So I’m now down 250 dollars and a garbage rod. Thank St.Croix. DONT BY FORM THIS COMPANY OR ROD.

This rod broke on me while fighting a small red snapper. Poor quality rod. I would not have purchased if I would have known. I submitted a warranty claim on 6/19, and as of 7/9, I have still not heard back. I have tried emailing and calling with no responses. Customer service is not what I expected from a company like St. Croix. Probably my last time ever buying a St. Croix rod.

I bought 4 of these new mojos inshore spinning rods and all 4 have broken at tip of the rod by the 3 to 4 eyelet. I have purchased over 10 St. Croix rods from the avid inshore to the triumph. Have had a great experience until I got ahold of the new Mojo inshore. All four of my Mojos inshores have broke and was not caused by user error. The first two broke while I was anchoring the hook to the rod tip. The rods bent down to the 3rd or 4th eyelet and snapped. I thought it was defective batch but my second one broke the same way however I purchased the it from a different store (leads me to think they came from a different batch). The last two broke while I was hooked into a fish. One was a 10 inch black sea bass and the other was a 13 inch puppy drum. Super disappointed with my purchase. I have hooked into monsters with the previous model and had Zero issues. Not sure what is going on with the new Mojo inshore but I will not buy another St. Croix until they call ort email me back to help me resolve this issue.