Daiwa 24 Certate G Fc Lt Spinning

The new Daiwa Certate G LT 24 incorporates the design concept of the new generation of spinning reels, ‘Air Drive Design’. Installed in NEW CERTATE, it is one of the best results ever, continuing to seek comfortable operability. The design philosophy is to allow anglers to manipulate the bait as they wish and consists of up to four technologies. The advantages that can be gained by fully equipping this Air Drive transmission model are enormous. Lightweight operation with optimal weight balance. A light spinning feel that gives you a sense of unity with the tackle. The sensitivity of the winding allows you to feel even the slightest bite of a fish or a change in the flow. Significant reduction in the frequency of line disturbances. This is the clear answer of the 24 CERTATE G LT for modern anglers. The new ATD TYPE-L clutch reduces the load on the line and promises a safe and comfortable fight with high response and smooth start-up. This operability cannot be achieved without reliable rigidity. That is why CERTATE has always focused on rigidity. The symbol of this is the monocoque body, which is made of aluminium and has a one-piece structure. Daiwa's unique technology minimises body deflection under high loads, which was a weak point in conventional spinning reels, and achieves strong winding power. The motor plate that screws in is also made of aluminium. In other words, the central internal structure is firmly supported by an all-metal aluminium body. The drive gear integrated inside has received a special surface treatment to increase hardness, reducing gear damage under high loads. The main shaft that transmits power to the front unit uses SUS, which is even more rigid than aluminium, to maximise performance without loss of power. Reliable rigidity and comfortable operability. This integrated simplicity and strength of mind are proof of the trust that has been built. NEW 24 CERTATE, now in its 20th year of authentic evolution, is the new era standard spinning reel for all anglers.