reels
The spooling is very tidy with Cross Winder, providing good casting distance and reducing the possibility of tangles. The “X” spooling in fact compacts the line and allows a best spooling. This system can be employed for both monofilaments and braided lines.
In several models, we introduced a aluminum tubular bail that is larger than traditional ones. Although larger, these new bails are lighter and more durable than traditional.
The conventional line rollers, every turns of the handle, force the line to twist on itself causing annoying tangles. The Anti-Twist Line Roller dramatically reduces the line twist problem and reducing the wearing of your line.
This new technology is obtained just using the latest computers 3D softwares, which allows the designing and later the construction of perfectly balanced rotors without the addition of external weights.
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We asked our designers the challenge to minimize or even cancel the vibrations emitted by reels during the recovery phase. Thanks to the new 3D software, they have been able to design well balanced rotors (Super Balance System) but for top range reels we wanted something more. We focused on the stabilization of the gears and the subsequent cancellation of the games that swing the spool. The result is excellent, the pinion holds the spool firmly on its axis and this does not oscillate even when drag is in traction. We are particularly pleased with the results... You just have to try.
Antireverse system in use in most reels. Thanks to a lever usually located above or below reel body you can plug or unplug the operation of the one-way roller bearing that locks the rotor. When the antireverse is inserted is always in direct bearing on the mechanics (fluidity) and can just turn the handle backwards just by winding lines; when it is stationary can also turn the handle forward and spooling nylon.
With this revolutionary system, the rotor turns at a very high spe¬ed while the spool makes its turn up and down at a slower speed. This action delivers perfect paral¬lel winding, thereby avoiding the line tension from normal spooling movements and therefore making longer casting easily possible.