DELUXE CARBON FIBER CLEANING ROD Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The DELUXE CARBON FIBER CLEANING ROD receives high praise for its quality and effective construction, particularly noting the unique handle design that ensures a good grip. However, some users have expressed concerns about its size and bulkiness, while a few reported durability issues with the brass ferrule detaching during use. Overall, it's a favored choice among gun enthusiasts.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
60%
Reviewers frequently highlight the excellent build quality of the DELUXE CARBON FIBER CLEANING ROD, noting its effectiveness in cleaning without damaging barrels. Many users declare it the best cleaning rod available, particularly appreciated by serious shooters.
Handle Design
50%
The handle's design receives positive feedback for its size and texture, allowing for a better grip even with solvents or sweat. Users find this feature enhances their cleaning experience compared to rods from other brands.
Durability Issues
25%
A notable concern among some reviewers is the durability of specific components, particularly the brass ferrule, which some reported detaching and rendering the rod unusable. This has raised concerns regarding quality control.
Size and Bulkiness
30%
Some users mention the rod being longer and bulkier than desired, making it somewhat awkward to handle and store. This was seen as a drawback, particularly for those who prefer more compact cleaning tools.
Value for Money
40%
Several reviewers feel that despite some minor drawbacks, the DELUXE CARBON FIBER CLEANING ROD offers great value for its quality, with many willing to recommend it over pricier alternatives.
Best so Far
More cost than others, but I wouldn't go back to the cheaper rods as the easy rotation of the handle makes it a lot nicer. Quality item in all respects.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
these are the best
Tipton cleaning rods are the best I've found so far. Stiff enough to do the job and soft enough to not damage your barrel. Isn't that what it's all about.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
The one rod to rule them all - LOL
I know there's various thought processes around bore cleaning. Brass & carbon along with JB, Kroil and some help from Sinclair all rule the roost for me and my picky ways. Two thumbs way up!
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
"Best there is..."
I am a gunsmith and competitive shooter, (Garand, M1), Fort Benning, GA. These are the very best cleaning rods I have ever used or seen. After making many of my own cleaning rods, using carbon fiber fishing rod blanks, re-purposed, shortened and turned down to accept threaded ends, the Tipton cleaning rod takes it a step further by using ball bearings in the handle to allow free rotation. There is NO drag. I have Tipton cleaning rods for all calibers, .17HMR up to and including .50BMG, They are the VERY BEST.
My favorite cleaning rod.
This is not the only carbon fiber rod out there, but what makes this one my favorite is the handle. I have several others made by well-known manufacturers and, for me, their handles are either too short, too skinny, too smooth (or a combination of those three things) making them difficult to grip--especially if you have any solvent and/or sweat on your hands. The Tipton, handle's combination of size, texture, and contour makes it easy to maintain a grip, whether pushing or pulling. My other rods--many of which were more expensive that the Tipton--can be had cheap in my next garage sale!
Works well
This rod works well for cleaning my rimfire rifles. I like how the rod spins with the rifling keeping the attachments from unscrewing. I also like that the rod is carbon fiber and thus will be damaged its self before the rifling is.
They work great for me
I have several of these rods in different sizes and lengths. One for my handguns, one for my rimfire rifles and one for my other rifles. They have worked well. I like how the rod twists with the rifling keeping the attachments from unscrewing. The only con is that it does not collapse down for storage, but that would defeat the purpose of this one piece cleaning rod.
good, but...
Very high quality product, the carbon fiber seams to really work well for this application. Bearings spin freely. 4 stars, not 5, because the inside of the brass ferrule on the end of the rod has elongated slightly. Perhaps it should be thicker? This is a 36 inch .22 caliber rod.
Does the job
The handle is too large and bulky. Takes up two spaces in my cleaning rod carrier and is somewhat awkward to hold while using. I prefer Dewey or Tipton. It does the job though, and is high quality construction.
Too long forpistols
Quality is excellent but longer than I want.


