Daiwa 7ht
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Daiwa 7ht
A fantastic bit of kit...a classic.. Very forgiving reel, i lashed it out today and hit a collosol distance and this beat just ate it up and spat it out, no bother to it... the only thing i can say is the retrieveis slow, it a 4:1, they have fixed this in the turbo version,the performance of this reel will help you over see that small problem......an absolute craker of a reel and id reccomend any newcomer to try this b4 you try the rest..very simple to use straight from the box...
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7HT, excellernt reel.. good all rounder, able to haul in huss and doggies with ease...
set right it casts like a dream, cannot find any real fault with it, except with the feet, could be made of something a bit sturdier(salt corrosion is a bugger with them)
set right it casts like a dream, cannot find any real fault with it, except with the feet, could be made of something a bit sturdier(salt corrosion is a bugger with them)
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cannot find any real fault with it, except with the feet, could be made of something a bit sturdier(salt corrosion is a bugger with them)
I thought the 7ht was a 1 piece graphite frame including the feet. The lack of corrosion on the feet being a big plus against the abus. Never had a 7ht but thats what i've read over the years.
I thought the 7ht was a 1 piece graphite frame including the feet. The lack of corrosion on the feet being a big plus against the abus. Never had a 7ht but thats what i've read over the years.