Might have to wait until the next Daiwa Project - T 2017 video comes out.johnD wrote:Did anybody get more info about this reel over the past week ?
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This will be interesting to see. A Zillion SV TW Type R would be sweet.
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50 dollars cheaper, shorter handle and new Steez knobs, cheap drag star, and no G1 spool. What am I missing?
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you're not alone...Hogsticker2 wrote:50 dollars cheaper, shorter handle and new Steez knobs, cheap drag star, and no G1 spool. What am I missing?
I think these will be 199 /w the suggested retailer being 223 if I converted it correctly...but yeah...80 mm handle, no G1 spool that will now be some 33 mm SV spool, and not even the Type R Zaion Drag star? Kind of a let down... I've grown to like those knobs though.
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Man the plastic star drags on those Tatulas are just plain ugly
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Video states a 90 mm handle, but the Jdm specs say 80 mm. Silver spool is kind of a welcome change from all the darker SV spools.johnD wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af2fqx3O0Xg
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They are going to retail for $199. I had the reel in hand when some good folks from Daiwa stopped by The Tackle Trap. I also handled the Steez A, and several other new Daiwa products but couldn't say anything about them
The Tatula CT SV felt great and the casting was impressive (what little parking lot casting I was able to do!), I think guys will like it. They will be available to ship Bassmaster Classic time and TTT will have them up for order ASAP.
The Tatula CT SV felt great and the casting was impressive (what little parking lot casting I was able to do!), I think guys will like it. They will be available to ship Bassmaster Classic time and TTT will have them up for order ASAP.
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Thx Gary. So I'm assuming the Usdm model has a 90 mm handle, and the Jdm model 80 mm. Different knobs as well. Did it feel as refined as the Zillion SV TW, or was there a noticeable difference?bronzefly wrote:They are going to retail for $199. I had the reel in hand when some good folks from Daiwa stopped by The Tackle Trap. I also handled the Steez A, and several other new Daiwa products but couldn't say anything about them
The Tatula CT SV felt great and the casting was impressive (what little parking lot casting I was able to do!), I think guys will like it. They will be available to ship Bassmaster Classic time and TTT will have them up for order ASAP.
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Hey Mark, yes it's a 90mm handle that had one bearing, one bushing per knob, so would benefit from an additional handle knob bearing on each. With as little time as I had actually casting it in the parking lot, it's hard to determine the level of refinement, especially comparing to something I've fished quite a bit, the Zillion SV TW for example. Overall, it felt very nice, smooth, casting was great, etc. I'll get one to fish as soon as they show up at the shop, but I expect it to be a nice addition to the Tatula CT family and generally well received at it's price point. The SV technology is something I enjoy, so it's nice to see it in a sub $200 USDM reel, a lot more guys will get to experience it with this new reel.Hogsticker2 wrote: Thx Gary. So I'm assuming the Usdm model has a 90 mm handle, and the Jdm model 80 mm. Different knobs as well. Did it feel as refined as the Zillion SV TW, or was there a noticeable difference?
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And how was the Steez A...
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No doubt. Considering the prices of SV spools, this seems like a bargain. . . Granted the reel itself isn't lacking in some major way. Good move on Daiwas part imo to get some penny pinchers into an SV reel. They just did it a little backwards.bronzefly wrote:Hey Mark, yes it's a 90mm handle that had one bearing, one bushing per knob, so would benefit from an additional handle knob bearing on each. With as little time as I had actually casting it in the parking lot, it's hard to determine the level of refinement, especially comparing to something I've fished quite a bit, the Zillion SV TW for example. Overall, it felt very nice, smooth, casting was great, etc. I'll get one to fish as soon as they show up at the shop, but I expect it to be a nice addition to the Tatula CT family and generally well received at it's price point. The SV technology is something I enjoy, so it's nice to see it in a sub $200 USDM reel, a lot more guys will get to experience it with this new reel.Hogsticker2 wrote: Thx Gary. So I'm assuming the Usdm model has a 90 mm handle, and the Jdm model 80 mm. Different knobs as well. Did it feel as refined as the Zillion SV TW, or was there a noticeable difference?
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Will the Tatula CT Type-R be an obsolete reel in the lineup now compared to the Tatula CT SV? I am very interested in the SV model and the new Tatula rods to go with it!
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Nah, there is a significant price difference between the two. Some people like different color schemes and, crazy as it sounds, will pick a reel based on color as much as specs. I will neither confirm nor deny that I am one of those people...Big-Bass wrote:Will the Tatula CT Type-R be an obsolete reel in the lineup now compared to the Tatula CT SV? I am very interested in the SV model and the new Tatula rods to go with it!
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