I'm a big fan of T&T rods - I have 4, 6, 7, 7, 8, 9, 9 & 10 wts - far more than any other maker. The original HS graphite/resin combination has a smoothness and recovery that I find to be simply awesome.
My question is whether the revamped Horizons are actually an improvement over the originals. The sense I get from their promo materials is that the new graphite layup increases durability. Typically, durability vs. performance represents a tradeoff. I didn't much care for the newer Helix blanks due to their slower recovery (the Paradigm had soft action, but extremely fast recovery - a superb soft action rod). I sincerely hope that unconditional warrantees aren't driving makers into more durable products at the expense of high end performance.
all my speculation doesn't mean diddly. Who can comment on the new generation of T&T Horizons?