Az INFINITY Q elmúlt években tapasztalt elsőprő sikere után az utódmodell, az INFINITY Q A is bizonyít. Új generációs csapágy került a zsinórvezető görgőbe, amelynek köszönhetően a sósvízi horgászatot követő zaj a múlté. A hatjómű CNC-vel készült, kivételesen finom futású, és rendkívüli mértékben terhelhető. Ideális tengeri pisztráng és csuka horgászatára is.

REAL FOUR koncepció
Washable, azaz mosható konstrukció
8 acél golyóscsapágy („CRBB)
HardBody-Z orsóház
Zaion rotor
Eloxált alumínium hajtókar
DigiGear II CNC Tough Drive esztergált hajtómű
GyroSpin
Cross-Wrap keresztirányú zsinórfektetés
Air Rotation rendszer
Porvédett fékrendszer
Infinite® visszaforgásgátló
Ultimate Tournament Drag rendszer (UTD)
Kovácsolt alumínium távdobó dob TiN bevonatú peremmel
TiN bevonatú dobperem
AIRBAIL ® Roller Frame felkapókar
Tartós felkapókar
Twist Buster® II zsinórvezető görgő
Mag Seal: teljesen zárt víz, folyadék és idegen szemcsék behatolása ellen dobnál, háznál ésgörgőknél egyaránt a legújabb nanotechnológiai újításnak köszönhetően.
Made in Japan

● DigiGear II CNC
●Aluminium dob

●Súly: 285g

●Áttátel: 4,8:1

●Kapacitás: 0,30mm/185m
● 8 golyóscsapágy
● Twistbuster II®

● Infinite® System
● Air Bail®

● Aluminium hajtókar
● Air Rotor®

● Ultimate Tournament DRAG
● Mag Sealed System®

● Drive Gear
Made in Japan

ANGOLUL:
We're most definitely fans of Daiwa's Infinity Q models - a European variation of the original Certate - but it came as quite a shock to discover that the model had resurfaced again in 2012.
From the picture acquired from a German website, it is clear that the new Daiwa Infinity Q Custom is built upon the pre-2010 Certate chassis. As such it doesn't feature Mag Seal, but it does feature a load of Daiwa's greatest innovations, including; Real Four, Digigear II, Hardbody-Z, ABS spool, Airbail and Twistbuster II. Despite not being the absolute latest carnation, fear not, this is a top grade spinning reel and one of the Daiwa reels that is made in Japan. I fish with two original Infinity Q reels alongside a Certate and they compete admirably.
There are two visible differences that I can make out. The rotor looks to have had a redesign, with the non-roller arm featuring a unique cut out - neither that of the original Infinity Q or the later Infinity Q Zaion.
The other, obvious addition is a new spool design. It looks roughly similar to the original part, but features attractive cut-outs along the lower edge, red highlights and carbon insert finish - in no way similar to that featured on the Morethan Branzino, by the way. It's a unique look for Daiwa, but I think my preference would still be for an RCS Custom spool. At this point it purely comes down to taste. I believe one downside with this carbon spool is the lack of a line clip.
Internally the Infinity Q Custom features the same 4.8:1 gear ratio. However, the new reel has 6 bearings, in comparison to 9 in previous models. Two of the six are corrosion proof CRBB but I have to question where 3 bearings have been lost. I expect that one, or even two bearings could be in the handle - which can be easily upgrade with an RCS Custom knob or handle - however it is worth further investigation if you're considering buying one.

Így is ismerheti: Infinity Q 3000 A 10408 630, InfinityQ3000A10408630, Infinity Q 3000A (10408 630), InfinityQ3000A10408-630

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