BagOfDoorknobs

In this case it's actually the Firefly antenna manufactured by Firestik. The Firefly series is their lighter more flexible antenna. I only got the 3' one because the Rocky Road mount still puts it up high enough that performance hasn't been an issue. I've used it on two trips so far, worked great.

finnd1

I'm running a 3' Firestick Firefly which is a more bendy version. I went 3' because my antenna mounts atop my PJ tire carrier so it is already high enough to whap a lot of stuff.

htt p://www.firestik.com/Catalog/FL3-FL4.htm

JohnnyQuik

I'm running the Firefly too, both the antenna and the vodka they make 20 miles south of here down on Wadmalaw Island.

blueice

I originally had a 4' Firefly and wiped it out on a trail with low hanging branches. I switched to a 3' Wilson Flex Silver Series and prefer it to the firefly. It is very flexible and tunes out to 1.1 across the entire spectrum. My mount point is near the top of my tire carrier so it sticks up 20" above my roofline and works great; and it has hit many branches and simply bends without damage so far. Many truckers use Wilson's which is how I came to know of them. The link to what I'm talking about is:

h x x p://www.wilsonantenna.com/fiberglass.php

CRDIOKC

Thanks much everyone.