Daiwa

24 TATULA TW 100

$169.99 USD

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2024 year model

The everyday baitcaster. The Tatula TW 100 keeps the essentials — a tough gear train, a TW housing and a spool that casts well — and skips everything else.

Hyperdrive Digigear for a smooth retrieve that lasts
TWS for low-friction line release and easier casting
Hyper Tough Clutch for a positive, durable clutch feel
Compact 100-size body that suits any bass rod

Honest, tough, and built to be fished.

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Specifications

Model	Retrieve	Gear Ratio	Ball Bearing	Max Drag (Ld.)	Reel Weight (Oz)	Line Capacity Mono(Ld./Yd)	Line Capacity Braid(Ld./Yd)	Recovery (In/Turn)	Features
RIGHT	Right	6.3	7+1	11	6.9	12/130, 14/110, 16/90		26	Low-Profile
LEFT	Left	6.3	7+1	11	6.9	12/130, 14/110, 16/90		26	Low-Profile
H RIGHT	Right	7.1	7+1	11	6.9	12/130, 14/110, 16/90		30	Low-Profile
H LEFT	Left	7.1	7+1	11	6.9	12/130, 14/110, 16/90		30	Low-Profile
XH RIGHT	Right	8.1	7+1	11	6.9	12/130, 14/110, 16/90		34	Low-Profile
XH LEFT	Left	8.1	7+1	11	6.9	12/130, 14/110, 16/90		34	Low-Profile

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HYPER DRIVE DIGIGEAR

A newly designed gear system for bait (double-shaft) reels that pursues continuous strong and smooth rotation. DAIWA's unique technology has achieved a higher engagement rate without reducing the size of the gear tooth module (size), which directly affects durability, and has realized a long-lasting initial smoothness.

HYPER TOUGH CLUTCH

This clutch system not only provides crisp on/off performance that keeps sliding thousands or tens of thousands of times, but is also extremely trouble-free even in saltwater areas with high salt concentration. It boasts a state-of-the-art insulation structure that has already resulted in a 99% reduction in the number of sticking repairs in harsh saltwater conditions, compared to our company's own.

TWS

The TWS T-Wing System solves an age old problem with level wind systems. The normal change of angle of from spool to line guide retards line release and slows the casting momentum of the lure. With TWS, when engaged for casting, the line guide drops to expose the "T" aperture of T-Wing. This allows line to flow freely through the wide top section on outcast, reducing the normally sharp angles and resulting friction that slow line flowing through a standard narrow aperture. For retrieve, the line guide, now in the original position, controls the line drops via the narrow, lower channel of the T-Wing. This delivers even distribution across the spool width.