Pre-Order Daiwa 26 Certate SW 10000-P coming in Mar
Condition:
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Hand Retrieve: Right or Left-Handed
Item Weight(g): 660
Line Retrieve/Crank(cm): 99
Gear Ratio: 4.8
Braided Line PE: 4-380,5-300
Handle Length(mm): 85
Ball/Roller Bearings: 9/1
Max Drag(kg): 25
Spool Diameter (mm): 67
Handle Knob Size: L
Handle Knob: EVA Round
The gateway to power gaming, specifically designed for targeting Yellowfin tuna and trophy-sized Kingfish.
The ideal balance of power and speed.
The 10000 size is designed for serious offshore games using PE5 class lines.
It supports demanding fishing scenarios, from deep-water jigging to casting into surface feeding frenzies.
Condition:
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Hand Retrieve: Right or Left-Handed
Item Weight(g): 660
Line Retrieve/Crank(cm): 99
Gear Ratio: 4.8
Braided Line PE: 4-380,5-300
Handle Length(mm): 85
Ball/Roller Bearings: 9/1
Max Drag(kg): 25
Spool Diameter (mm): 67
Handle Knob Size: L
Handle Knob: EVA Round
The gateway to power gaming, specifically designed for targeting Yellowfin tuna and trophy-sized Kingfish.
The ideal balance of power and speed.
The 10000 size is designed for serious offshore games using PE5 class lines.
It supports demanding fishing scenarios, from deep-water jigging to casting into surface feeding frenzies.
Description
Condition:
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Hand Retrieve: Right or Left-Handed
Item Weight(g): 660
Line Retrieve/Crank(cm): 99
Gear Ratio: 4.8
Braided Line PE: 4-380,5-300
Handle Length(mm): 85
Ball/Roller Bearings: 9/1
Max Drag(kg): 25
Spool Diameter (mm): 67
Handle Knob Size: L
Handle Knob: EVA Round
The gateway to power gaming, specifically designed for targeting Yellowfin tuna and trophy-sized Kingfish.
The ideal balance of power and speed.
The 10000 size is designed for serious offshore games using PE5 class lines.
It supports demanding fishing scenarios, from deep-water jigging to casting into surface feeding frenzies.
