Daiwa Luna 253 Baitcasting Reel (TEAM DAIWA PRODUCT)

Feel the heft—the solid feel of precision. Make a cast—absolutely awesome!
Description:
These reels are Daiwa’s finest traditional shaped baitcasters, built for those heavy cover and open water top of the food chain fish that demand heavier line and heavier muscle. For maximum strength and dead on alignment, the TD Luna has its main frame and side plates machined from solid bar stock aluminium by some of the worlds most advanced machining equipment. Backed up by the best gears and drag available, the TD Luna series is one of the strongest series Daiwa produce.

Team Daiwa® Luna™ Features:

* Frame and sideplates machined from solid bar stock aluminum
* Five CRBB Super Corrosion Resistant Ball Bearings, plus roller bearing
* Free-Floating Spool for maximum casting performance
* Magforce®-Z automatic magnetic anti-backlash control (Centriflex automatic centrifugal system on 300 size)
* Ultra-smooth, multi-disc drag with Daiwa’s exclusive fiber composite and stainless washers
* Infinite Anti-Reverse
* Dura-Loc™ pinion for solid gear engagement
* Rugged, six-point drive train support
* Machined aircraft aluminum spool
* Cut proof Titanium Nitrided stainless steel line guide
* Spool click on 300 size
* Hard anodized to resist corrosion 

Spec's:
LUNA253
Gear Ratio: 5.1:1
Ball Bearings: 5
Line Capacity: 14lb-240yds
Weight: 315g
Construction: Aluminium
Warranty: 12 months

Simple Casting Adjustment Magforce®-Z quickly adjusts to any skill level by simply pressing and turning the sideplate.	Fast Takedown Sideplate For spool changes and quick maintenance.	Ultra-Tough, Ultra Precision For maximum strength and dead-on alignment, frame and sideplates are cut from solid bar stock aluminum by some of the world’s most advanced machining equipment.

FREE FLOATING SPOOL - THE ULTIMATE FREESPOOL
Unlike other reels, where the pinion gear constantly rides the spool shaft, Daiwa’s unique system floats the spool independently on precision, stainless steel ball bearings. Because the pinion rides its own separate shaft, the spool spins freely, unhampered by gear train friction when casting.