Re: Daiwa
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:37 pm
Saltist Nero they have 4500 series 1 at anaconda for 100$.
I have 2
I have 2
Bog standard Saltists don't have mag seal but the Saltist Nero does...Redfish14 wrote:There really is no comparison to the gosa, it’s the clear leader in the segment. Saltists are upgraded BG’s with magseal shaft, line roller and Airbail. The gosa is cheaper than a saltist, sealed and has stronger gears. The bg is no slouch and a terrific reel for the price, it’s just a lower price point reel than the gosa.
For a comparison to a Sedona try the new exceler lt reels. They’re the new spool sizing and model. I haven’t tried one myself but would be my pick of the cheaper daiwas
Daiwa and shimano are the big players in the market. They own their own factories and have better design and research capabilities. Some other brands get their reels from genrric factories that make reels and put their branding on them.Kimtown wrote:Dont know much about Daiwa models.. used a friends one on the weekend and it was really nice. Might look into them. Can someone make a direct comparison to Shimanos?
What in the spin series is equivalent to Saragossa and Sedonas? How is the quality and durability compared to Shimano/Penn?
Also any other brands worth looking at other than Shimano/Penn (which are all my current spin reels)
All current model saltist ( saltist, saltist LTD and Saltist Nero) have magseal.cobby wrote:Bog standard Saltists don't have mag seal but the Saltist Nero does...Redfish14 wrote:There really is no comparison to the gosa, it’s the clear leader in the segment. Saltists are upgraded BG’s with magseal shaft, line roller and Airbail. The gosa is cheaper than a saltist, sealed and has stronger gears. The bg is no slouch and a terrific reel for the price, it’s just a lower price point reel than the gosa.
For a comparison to a Sedona try the new exceler lt reels. They’re the new spool sizing and model. I haven’t tried one myself but would be my pick of the cheaper daiwas
They've gotta get onto their website then.purple5ive wrote:All current model saltist ( saltist, saltist LTD and Saltist Nero) have magseal.cobby wrote:Bog standard Saltists don't have mag seal but the Saltist Nero does...Redfish14 wrote:There really is no comparison to the gosa, it’s the clear leader in the segment. Saltists are upgraded BG’s with magseal shaft, line roller and Airbail. The gosa is cheaper than a saltist, sealed and has stronger gears. The bg is no slouch and a terrific reel for the price, it’s just a lower price point reel than the gosa.
For a comparison to a Sedona try the new exceler lt reels. They’re the new spool sizing and model. I haven’t tried one myself but would be my pick of the cheaper daiwas
yeah its on there, just not on the preview.cobby wrote:They've gotta get onto their website then.purple5ive wrote:All current model saltist ( saltist, saltist LTD and Saltist Nero) have magseal.cobby wrote:Bog standard Saltists don't have mag seal but the Saltist Nero does...Redfish14 wrote:There really is no comparison to the gosa, it’s the clear leader in the segment. Saltists are upgraded BG’s with magseal shaft, line roller and Airbail. The gosa is cheaper than a saltist, sealed and has stronger gears. The bg is no slouch and a terrific reel for the price, it’s just a lower price point reel than the gosa.
For a comparison to a Sedona try the new exceler lt reels. They’re the new spool sizing and model. I haven’t tried one myself but would be my pick of the cheaper daiwas
Magseal :down: we really need an eye roll smiley in here