DAIWA Lexa WN 300 HL Baitcasting Reel

This baitcasting reel was developed for the American market, featuring a high ratio and the progressive yet powerful UTD system. With other notable features including CRBB bearings, the LEXA WN is built to stand up to tough conditions, severe weather, and the corrosive effects of salt water. With their two Soft Touch grips, these 300 reels are ideally matched for heavier setups with an attractive ability to meet the demands of specimen hunting: big pike being the primary target! Features: - UTD drag with carbon discs - Bearings : 6 + 1 inc. 2 CRBB - Aluminium body and side plate - Aluminium spool - Handle on left (for right hander) - Winngrip knobs Specifications: - Knob: I - Ratio (:1): 6,3 - TMV: 71cm - Weight: 300g - Capacity: 180m/0,28mm - Drag: 10kg Technologies: UTD - A powerful drag system boasting new, tougher discs which eliminate splutters, giving you more strength and accuracy on the UTD fight. Super Metal Body: - Aluminium is the most rigid reel component material. Daiwa’s engineers have specially treated the metal to form an optimal micro-layer of stainless aluminium. Infinite Anti Reverse: - The new Infinite Anti Reverse system is activated with 4 times less force than a classic system. Less than 2g is needed to engage the Real Stopper system which eliminates any handle movement, bringing sensitivity to the next level. CRBB: - High quality anticorrosion ball bearings with a lifespan 10 times greater than a standard bearing. MagForce Z: - The second generation of Daiwa’s magnetic drag. The Magforce-Z intelligently controls the intensity of the magnetic fields throughout the cast to maximise casting distance. Swept Handle: - The swept design of this handle brings the knobs closer to the rod.The upshot: Less rocking when winding in and energy gain for a more powerful retrieve. Double Infinite Anti-Reverse: - A mechanical anti reverse reinforces the standard infinite reverse for heavy fishing. Super Low Profile: - The intelligent shape lets you take the profile as close to the blank as possible for maximum sensitivity.