2010 Daiwa Certate 2004

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6/100m. 4/120m, 0. 8:1 Ball Bearings - 9+1 Weight - 220g Max Drag - 2kg Line Capacity - 3lb/140m, 4/100m, PE 0. The best has just got better! Gear Ratio - 4. Just when you thought Certate was the best you could buy, think again. The innovation continues with the Real Four next generation in spinning reel technology including the new ABS11, the super smooth UTD drag system, Real Stopper anti reverse system and the tough, yet lightweight, Digigear drive. Working in conjunction with Mag Seal the new Air Rotor stystem improves reel sensitivity and prevents foreign material such as water, salt, sand and dust collecting inside the reel preventing corrosion issues. We have ??? by combining innovative design and new CRBB bearings with a magnetic oil membrane making water intrusion a thing of the past. The challenge for Daiwa was to utilise the inherent benefits of magnetic liquid in a reel design. Being magnetized this lubrication system avoids any friction and prevents dust intrusion, eliminating oil spray and significantly improving reel life expectancy. Developed by NASA to magnetically deliver fuel to space ships, this technology has now been adapted to Daiwa???s latest flagship spinning reel. Introducing MAG SEALED The new Certate heralds a giant leap forward in design, revolving around one ground breaking material ??? magnetic fluid. New innovations and unparalleled designs, it???s what you???ve come to expect from the world leader in fishing tackle. Introducing the all new Certate. Until now. Its unparalleled engineering produced a flawless design that became the flagship for Daiwa. The original Certate, introduced in 2004, brought ground breaking technology with Real Four design, a combination that set standards for all Daiwa spinning reels from that time on. Each time a new reel is released anglers are astonished by its lightness and smoothness of revolution. Image

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