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25 TATULA TW 200

$217.99 USD

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Model H RIGHT H LEFT XH RIGHT XH LEFT

2025 year model

A big-bait Tatula. The TW 200 holds heavy line, throws heavy lures, and takes a beating without losing its smoothness.

200-size spool with generous heavy-line capacity
MagForce brake for controlled casts with big baits
Hyperdrive Digigear for a durable, powerful retrieve
TWS for a low-friction line path

The workhorse, scaled up.

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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
H RIGHT	Right	7.3	7+1	13.2	7.9	14/190, 16/150, 22/110	20/330, 35/220, 40/150	34	Low-Profile
H LEFT	Left	7.3	7+1	13.2	7.9	14/190, 16/150, 22/110	20/330, 35/220, 40/150	34	Low-Profile
XH RIGHT	Right	8.4	7+1	12.1	7.9	14/190, 16/150, 22/110	20/330, 35/220, 40/150	39	Low-Profile
XH LEFT	Left	8.4	7+1	12.1	7.9	14/190, 16/150, 22/110	20/330, 35/220, 40/150	39	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.

MAG FORCE Z

As you start a cast and the spool approaches maximum speed, the spool's rotor cup is kicked out towards from the magnets, creating a buttery smooth braking pressure preventing overrun. As the spool begins to slow nearing the end of the cast, the rotor cup automatically retracts from the magnets – keeping the spool spinning longer- maximizing casting distance.