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Most Versatile: Daiwa Lexa HD 400 Pros Designed for heavy-duty use Versatile range of ratios Power handle equipped Cons Somewhat heavy Expensive Key Features Max Drag: 25 pounds Weight: 17.1 ounces Braid Capacity: 200/65 Gear Ratios: 5.1:1, 6.3:1, 7.1:1 and 8.1:1 Honestly, it was a toss-up between the Daiwa Lexa HD and the Shimano Tranx for best overall
Aluminium Monocoque Body Zaion Air Rotor Tough Digigear Long Cast ABS aluminium spool One-piece Air Bail Magsealed body protection Twistbuster II line roller Carbon ATD drag with carbon washers 6 ball bearings + 1 roller bearing Infinite Anti-Reverse Cross Wrap One-piece aluminium handle Aluminium round knob Ideal for big game spinning, tuna, amberjack, popping and shore jigging You might also like
Daiwa's advanced engineering continues to the inside of the 20th Anniversary Exist with features like a butter-smooth Automatic Tournament Drag system, 12+1 bearings, and a TOUGH DIGIGEAR design providing durability, power, and out-of-this-world smoothness
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The other two brakes are blue and theyre free floating, Short said
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