The only weak point of this downward squadarrel is that it cannot be stopped by the spool operation of the big chino with the index finger.
Of course, it was possible to provide stable pressure for a large china even with the traditional clutch lever type high-precision drag, but it was difficult to handle the mechanism when you went to cross obstacles or to start a rod from a nod state to a fish.
It is impossible to keep braking with your index finger.
If so, you can change the way of thinking 180 degrees, and can not be used as a base of a hull reel or dropping reel mechanism that has been well-known in the Kuroshan Koubo. I thought it.
The thumb is the easiest to apply power for braking.
This fact is obvious to black campers who are familiar with leep and dropping fish, but it may be a little bit of discomfort when it comes to a cassette rafter who is familiar with spool control on the index finger.
But remember! Many cassette rafters have been fishing using upward axis reels before they settle for a squid fishing style with downward reel. So what finger do the spool of the bi-axis reels be pressed?
100% anglers will answer the question "thumb".
The disadvantage that the bait reel cannot be passed through the "spool diameter is small, so it is easy to wind up the line" and the downward clutch lever type "cant stop the pull of a large chin with just the index finger". An innovative system that solves these two weekpoints, is equipped with the DEEP FORCE V80 debuted.
The large diameter spool is 3.1 inches (80 mm) that is difficult to get thread gouge, and the push clutch allows you to use the rod without having to hold it, and the thumb "finger drag" allows you to manipulate the big chino draw. All of our products are made to be a masterpiece that is specialized in black sea bream fishing.
The DEEP FORCE V80 is a new concept reel that fully captures the potential for the next evolution.
The Deep Force series of the new axis of the Squadarreels has just began evolving progress with Casse and Rafter.