Pre-Order DAIWA 2016 LEOBRITZ S400 (Right)


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SPEC CHART

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Line-up Handle Year Salt or Fresh Weight(g) Gear Ratio Max Drag(kg) Mono line cap. (lb-m) Braided line cap. (lb-m) Bearing (Ball/Roller) Max retrieve power (kg)
200J Right 2022 Saltwater OK 480 5.1 8.5 12-250, 16-170, 20-140 20-600, 30-450, 55-200 12/1 25
200JL Left 2022 Saltwater OK 480 5.1 8.5 12-250, 16-170, 20-140 20-600, 30-450, 55-200 12/1 25
300J Right 2023 Saltwater OK 540 5.1 13 20-280, 22-200 55-400, 60-300 12/1 59
300JL Left 2023 Saltwater OK 540 5.1 13 20-280, 22-200 55-400, 60-300 12/1 59
S400 Right 2016 Saltwater OK 550 3.6 10 For braided line only 60-350, 80-300 4/1 45
S500 Right 2016 Saltwater OK 740 2.8 10 22-330, 25-300 80-350, 90-300 6/1 43
S500JP Right 2023 Saltwater OK 800 3.6 16 22-350, 25-300, 28-250 60-500, 80-400, 90-300 8/1 75
500JP Right 2020 Saltwater OK 815 3.6 16 22-350, 25-300 60-500, 80-400, 90-300 8/1 75

  

IN POUND-YARD NOTATION

Line-up Handle Year Salt or Fresh Weight(oz) Gear Ratio Max Drag(lb) Mono line cap. (lb-yd) Braided line cap. (lb-yd) Bearing (Ball/Roller) Max retrieve power (lb)
200J Right 2022 Saltwater OK 17.1 5.1 18.9 12-275, 16-190, 20-155 20-660, 30-495, 55-220 12/1 56
200JL Left 2022 Saltwater OK 17.1 5.1 18.9 12-275, 16-190, 20-155 20-660, 30-495, 55-220 12/1 56
300J Right 2023 Saltwater OK 19.3 5.1 28.9 20-310, 22-220 55-440, 60-330 12/1 131
300JL Left 2023 Saltwater OK 19.3 5.1 28.9 20-310, 22-220 55-440, 60-330 12/1 131
S400 Right 2016 Saltwater OK 19.6 3.6 22.2 For braided line only 60-385, 80-330 4/1 100
S500 Right 2016 Saltwater OK 26.4 2.8 22.2 22-365, 25-330 80-385, 90-330 6/1 96
S500JP Right 2023 Saltwater OK 0.7 3.6 35.6 22-385, 25-330, 28-275 60-550, 80-440, 90-330 8/1 167
500JP Right 2020 Saltwater OK 29.1 3.6 35.6 22-385, 25-330 60-550, 80-440, 90-330 8/1 167

Key Features of DAIWA 2016 LEOBRITZ S400

FF STRUCTURE

The FF structure (front-motor structure) in Daiwa's electric reels offers several significant benefits by positioning the motor, which can be considered the engine of an electric reel, in front of the spool. Firstly, it allows for a more compact design by relocating the motor outside the spool, reducing the overall size and height of the reel, which enhances its maneuverability. This ergonomic improvement makes it easier for anglers to operate switches and clutches with their thumb, leading to a more comfortable fishing experience. Secondly, the independent motor enables a robust waterproofing system, allowing the reel to be washable, a feature highly appreciated by anglers who value maintaining their gear. Previously, the internal motor design made it difficult to achieve proper waterproofing, as water would enter through the gear's rotation axis, but this issue has now been resolved. Thirdly, this structure improves durability by protecting the motor from water, which, in turn, increases the motor’s lifespan. Anglers have come to recognize that washing their reels prolongs their life. Fourthly, the separation of the motor from the spool enhances cooling efficiency, as heat no longer accumulates around the spool, which used to be an issue when the motor was inside. Lastly, this design allows for smoother spool rotation, improving free spool performance and enabling the tackle to drop more quickly, offering a more agile fishing experience.

CRBB

A ball bearing with a surface modification treatment applied to stainless steel ball bearings, enhancing their corrosion resistance. CRBB not only excels in rotational performance but also offers superior rust resistance, particularly in saltwater environments, helping to maintain the reel's initial performance for a longer period.

SYNCHRO LEVEL WIND

A mechanism in which the left-right oscillating movement of the level wind is synchronized with the spool rotation during both line drop and retrieval. This not only maintains an even line lay but also ensures a smoother line drop.

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