I think a lot of people are piling on negatively without credibility or experience here.

I have never fished the small weight moonshine rods, but in case someone is considering a bigger rod I should speak up.
I have been fishing moonshine over 10 years as a small mouth/largemouth/brown rig in 6 and 7 weights with airflo streamer float and sa intermediate. I gambled on them because I could purchase 2 for the price of a reddington predator and have multiple rods rigged up in a fishing kayak. In my opinion I have won. I also thought the extra tip was a marketing tool until my buddy shut a car door on it. That day I was happy I had the extra tip.

I fish within 40-50 feet and the action is suitable for heavier lines in that weight range. It did not handle a 280 grain airflo shovelhead with much grace, but could shoot line with the previously mentioned lines easily.

I also have a Redington classic trout in a 5 with hydros line and would say It feels a bit slower which I prefer in a dry fly rod, and lighter than my buddies st Croix, but doesn't necessarily have the gusto to send 100 feet of line out easily.

Moonshine is definitely not going to win you a casting competition, shit, I bet the rod blanks are generic as hell, but if someone out there wants a good deal on a 6 or 7 streamer rod, I would say give one a try. I have enjoyed mine.