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Old 11-15-2019, 10:31 AM
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X2 ballistic. If fishing hard though, esp from the yak, might wanna look into something sealed. The magseal is nice but it's sort of a false sense of security. Its not really sealed per say. Its magnetic oil essentially that's supposed to push the bad stuff out/away. Great, great reels. I own 3. But one failed (older EX) back bay fluking from land. Not sure if a bearing is shot or the magseal went, or the 3-4 30+ lb cow nose rays smoked it lol... but if you're gonna go hard and spend a lot of time on the water, I'd go sealed like a VS or VS-X. Who cares about the weight difference... enjoy one larger arm and the security of having a sealed reel.
My stradic fk either had water get inside or the bearings are shot, it will barely turn now, but had heard the new fl was better protected. Probably would be fine after getting serviced, but don't want to deal with it ceasing up every season. I toyed with the idea of just selling all my spinning reels and get a VR-50 and be done with it. Maybe time to save up...
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