Shimano Torium A Multiplier Reel, 16LB HG, Left Hand

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TOR16HGAL
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Multiplying reel Shimano Torium A, 16LB HG, Left Hand

Shimano Torium A is the top multiplying reel in the Star Drag range, built compact and lightweight with a high retrieve ratio. The model is suitable for a wide range of techniques such as jigging, bottom fishing, or casting large lures and heavy sinkers. The HAGANE body provides rigidity and strength, while the S Compact Body design keeps dimensions small without compromising power. The Cross Carbon Drag system, adjusted via the Star Drag, offers sufficient braking power for large and pelagic fish.

Features:

  • Multiplying reel with Star Drag system;
  • HAGANE body, S Compact Body design;
  • Cross Carbon Drag brake;
  • Suitable for jigging, bottom fishing and heavy casting;
  • Compact, lightweight construction with high power;
  • Number of bearings: 3+1;
  • Spool capacity: 16lbs/450m, 20lbs/320m, 25lbs/260m;
  • Gear ratio: 6.2:1;
  • Line retrieved per handle turn: 116cm;
  • Drag force: 11kg;
  • Weight: 535g;
  • For left-hand use.

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