It is available in orange, blue mirrored, silver mirrored, as well as clear and tinted options
Combining versatility with advanced safety features, this modular helmet features a fully detachable front mask that instantly converts it from full face to open face
Made of aramid
Daiwa Ballistic MQ LT 2500D Pros Incredibly smooth while reeling Castability A drag weight heavy enough to battle even the largest bass Cons The gear ratio is a bit lower than other options, meaning a slower retrieve on the water Key Features Price: $229.99 Gear Ratio: 5.2:1 Weight: 6.9 ounces Bearings: 2CRBB + 6BB + 1RB Line Capacity: 210 yards of 10 pound mono Drag Weight: 22 pounds Throughout the spring of battling largemouth, smallmouth, lake trout, and even a 25-pound freshwater striped bass, the high-quality drag never showed the slightest sign of slipping or failing

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