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Daiwa Saltist LW 40HB Conventional Levelwind Reel

Daiwa Saltist LW 40HB Conventional Levelwind Reel

Regular price $239.99
Regular price Sale price $239.99
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SKU:SM4-96608

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Product Details

The Daiwa Saltist LW 40HB is a heavy-duty conventional levelwind reel built for anglers who need high line capacity, fast pickup and dependable line management. Its aluminum frame and sideplate support the drivetrain under load, while DIGIGEAR and ATD drag provide smooth, controlled performance for demanding saltwater use.

The integrated levelwind keeps line distributed evenly during the retrieve, and the 6.4:1 gearing recovers 47.2 inches of line per handle turn.

KEY BENEFITS

• Aluminum frame and sideplate
• Integrated levelwind
• DIGIGEAR system
• ATD drag system
• 2 CRBB + 2 ball bearings + 1 roller bearing
• 6.4:1 gear ratio
• 47.2 in line recovery per crank
• 20 lb maximum drag
• High-capacity spool
• Right-hand retrieve

SPECS

• Model / MPN: STTLW40HB
• Reel Type: Conventional Levelwind Reel
• Retrieve: Right Hand
• Bearings: 2 CRBB + 2 BB + 1 RB
• Gear Ratio: 6.4:1
• Line Per Crank: 47.2 in
• Weight: 23.1 oz
• Max Drag: 20 lb
• Mono Capacity: 25 lb / 400 yd; 30 lb / 270 yd; 40 lb / 240 yd
• J-Braid Capacity: 40 lb / 660 yd; 50 lb / 490 yd
• Frame / Sideplate: Aluminum
• UPC: 043178922804
• SM4 Sports SKU: SM4-96608

BEST FOR

• Heavy trolling
• Bottom fishing
• Live bait
• Wreck and reef fishing
• Offshore applications that benefit from extra capacity and fast pickup

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Estimated delivery: 2–7 business days
Free shipping on qualifying orders $75+
30-day returns on eligible unused items
Ships within the United States

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