REELS
FIXED SPOOL
MULTIPLIERS
BALLISTIC® Developed for fresh or saltwater, Ballistic spinning reels
feature lightweight, corrosion-proof Zaion construction; a material that rivals magnesium for strength and rigidity. Offering a swifter retrieve of 6.0 and 6.2:1, running on 7BB (4CRBB’s)
and a Digigear the ballistic is a smooth and powerful runner. Add an oiled felt rotor seal, waterproof drag, CRBB’s and the lightweight Air Rotor and you have a Ballistic that is definitely ready to go!
FEATURES › Real Four › Zaion®
Tournament Drag body and side cover
› Air Rotor › Air Bail® › Oil impregnated fibre seal › Waterproof drag › Twistbuster II › UTD Ultimate
› Seven Ball bearings including four CRBB
› Digigear › High speed retrieve › Machined aluminium handle › ABS II › Two ball bearings on spool
MODEL
BLS2500SHA 6.0:1 8.5 3+4CRBB BLS3000SHA 6.0:1 8.6 3+4CRBB BLS4000SHA 6.2:1 10.1 3+4CRBB
RATIO OZS B/B LINE CAPACITY RRP SPOOL 155m-8lbs
£199.00 £35.00
185m-10lbs £199.00 £35.00 240m-12lbs £199.00 £35.00
THEORY The Theory heralds another leap in reel innovation. By combining oil and fibre our designers have created
an ideal barrier within the rotor. Halting the ingress of water and minute debris the lubricated felt still allows for smooth and free travel of the main shaft. The Theory also uses many of Daiwa’s latest innovations
such as the strong but lightweight Air Rotor and Zaion. Its impressive performance is matched with other top features such UTD; Ultimate Tournament Drag, silent oscillation and a machined aluminium handle.
FEATURES › Real Four › Zaion®
body and side cover
› Air Rotor › Air Bail® › Oil impregnated fibre seal › Waterproof drag › Twistbuster II › UTD Ultimate Tournament Drag › Silent Oscillation › Machined aluminium handle › ABS II › Washable
MODEL TH2500A TH3000A TH4000A
RATIO OZS B/B LINE CAPACITY RRP SPOOL 4.8:1 8.5 4.9:1 9.9 4.9:1 12.7
4 4 4
200m-8lbs 200m-12lbs 240m-16lbs
£169.00 £30.00 £169.00 £30.00 £169.00 £30.00
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