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The Daiwa 26 Crossfire LT represents the new standard for basic mechanisms from the Japanese company, with smooth rotation, robust construction, and advanced technologies designed to offer low weight, smooth operation, and increased durability even in demanding fishing conditions.
The mechanism follows the LT (Light & Tough) philosophy, achieving the ideal balance between lightweight construction and sturdiness, providing comfort in use and reliability on every trip.
At the heart of the mechanism is the modern AIRDRIVE DESIGN, an advanced design philosophy that reduces overall weight and rotational inertia, offering exceptionally smooth operation and greater sensitivity when handling lures.
The TOUGH DIGIGEAR transmission mechanism ensures smooth and stable rotation, increased wear resistance, and efficient power transfer.
The LC-ABS (Long Cast ABS Spool) is designed to significantly improve casting distances by reducing line friction during release.
The ATD Type-L (Automatic Tournament Drag) braking system offers exceptionally smooth and progressive performance, with low initial resistance.
The Daiwa 26 Crossfire LT is suitable for many fishing techniques, such as Spinning, LRF, Rock Fishing, and light Shore Jigging.
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