Shimano spheros and saragosa
Submitted by benferguson on Fri, 2015-01-02 08:43
hey having a look at new reel I'm looking at the saragosa but read through the Alan Hawke review and he says it's the same was wonder if it is and if so why is it an extra 100 dollars thanks for your help
Uluabuster
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I'll take his word for
I'll take his word for it...so you are better off with Saragoasa
benferguson
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Well his word says your
Well his word says your better of with the shperos because it's cheaper and the same reel but I some how don't understand why shimano would make two reels the same and sell one 100 dollars cheaper
Super peg
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i have the spheros for my
i have the spheros for my land based spin gear, love it and it hasnt let me down, good line capicty and drag is smooth as,
but its also kinda weighty so be sure to get a feel of it on your rod ,
it suited my rod more since its a bit top heavy and it balanced it out.
stradics are good contenders also?
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benferguson
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I've been looking at them
I've been looking at them for a heavy boat reel
out wide
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Me being a poor boatie
I have a spheros and it is a good all rounder. Son has a saragosa and feels a better reel imo. I think Alan is wrong on this one.
benferguson
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So it is worth spending the
So it is worth spending the extra I think I like the look better on the saragosa too lol
Jaronimo
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pretty much the same dilema
pretty much the same dilema with stradic and sustain, gotta have both to compare yourself
fishRamma
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I'd think the stradic be
I'd think the stradic be they way to go.proven reel.