With a completely re-engineered design, the newest generation of Saltiga Spinning Reels not only enhances power and performance, but also offers a brand new range of sizing to fit a variety of offshore techniques
Preventing Line Damage: An unevenly spooled line is more susceptible to pinching, crushing, and abrasion, which can weaken your line and lead to unexpected break-offs
Designed with a graphite frame and sideplates, the Squall II reduces weight without sacrificing durabilitymaking it ideal for long days on the water
So this is my understanding, and it comes from Ben and I putting a bunch of reels side by side in his shop yesterday morning (I found the graphic above on the Daiwa Australia website) - the new 5000 LT size of Daiwa spinning reel seems to be about the same as their previous 3000 size, the 3000 LT size is like the previous 2500 Daiwa size, and interestingly this new 4000 LT size seems to sit right in the middle of their previous 3000 and 2500 sizes
These new Furunos embrace the old school approach of employing a dedicated echo sounder to inspect the waters under your keel, but with a next-gen capability