Daiwa Steez Vs. Daiwa Tatula Sv Dont buy expensive Reels !
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- Quick talk about on my opinions on the steez Vs a lower end daiwa l've fished both but Daiwa could have tried harder with the Steez as far packaging and goodies for spending that amount of money.
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i have both, the steez casts farther, lighter, smaller, smoother, etc, etc better in every way. no one can say if it’s worth it because it’s subjective, but i can say it is better than tatula no question
I say both are smooth and good if anything the tatula probably hair heavier than the steez
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I have a Steez SV TW and a CT SV TW. The quality of the flagship reel is definitely apparent. To me they are both worth every penny. Do I catch more with better reels... NO! but they feel nice in my hands.
You just got a sub bro for keeping it 💯. Thank you.
Love that ceramic touch, great idea. Great vedio!
Found your channel today... Good stuff! I am also a Daiwa fan but for their spinning reels. Trying to get into baitcasters but dont know much about them.
The casting reels from daiwa are great i like them because they have their own unique braking system unlike Shimano lews and abu who just use the round magnets and brake blocks daiwa have came out with some lower end reels if you get one just make sure it has the magforce braking system 👍.
Good review man, $500 for a bait caster is crazy!
Gotta disagree, I've ran all steez for years and have had zero issues. The refinement and quality of the steez definitely shine in the long run. I just got the new tatula and my stock original steez blows it out the water. The tatula is a good bang for your buck reel, but sorry my dude they just don't hold up as well.
The steez will always win by default because people not gonna use it for the price. Far as longevity and refinement we are at a point where I don't think it matters when I got into higher end reels and what comes with the I never one said to myself darn these gears are grinding and the face this reel is 2oz lighter than anything else is causing me less fatigue. Higher end reels are novelty items.
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw Sorry bud, but any reel made in Japan will always be better than one not made there; Period. The Steez has a better braking system and just better overall craftsmanship than the Tatula. Some can't justify the price tag and that's okay, that's why Daiwa makes different tiers of reels. It's all subjective, so we will have to agree to disagree.
@@elPezcador312 steez last years of hard fishing and tournaments. Tatula about a season. Tatula are good for the weekend warrior on the water once a month or so.
Why buy a Rolex when a Timex does same thing. Because a Rolex makes a statement and so does a Steez!
The SV tatula is more of a Seiko LoL
I have three of the older generation Tatula SV reels which I believe is what you have in this video. They're fantastic braking reels. The new model is a bit smaller and lighter as well - but not quite as light as a Steez. And several of the Tatula rods, which are great for the price. I can't recommend the combos enough.
That said, I am strongly considering buying a single high end setup for jigs and T-rigs since I always have one or the other rigged up and they are presentations where you would want the maximum sensitivity. Maybe a Steez/Steez setup, or perhaps a Megabass Destroyer FMJ.
Nice video. I am not spending 500.00 as u suggested. I am looking at the Diawa Elite have you tried it? Also, the SV is suppose to have more control and less back lash. I think that is why you thought it was stiff.
I did the same thing to my Curado 70. The ceramic bearings made a big difference.
so i have yet to try the hedgehog bearings that are tailored to specific lure weight ranges, but have found ZPI bearings to be the best so far. Initially I thought they weren't...didn't clean them and put high quality high speed bearing oil on them per the advice of many. Just a single drop out of a proper dropper to be clear. I've always read not to oil ceramic bearings so I gave it a shot and these ZPI bearings spin forever after cleaning them in acetone and letting them dry. Now the difference from stock bearings is REALLY noticeable. They also perform better than hi-speed and boca with regard to distance and noise etc...
That oil does make a difference and I never for around to that brand but I heard they good!
I like nice th things yeh the cheaper reel will catch fish but i enjoy good gear the feel the smoothness etc.
How much of a improvement on distance did u get with the spool hi speed bearings
About 20ft which might not seem like much but it made a big difference fishing from the bank to hit certain corners and lay downs. I even have them in my saltwater reels neglected them and they worked fine after cleaning.
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Hey bro, nice video! Was wondering if I only wanted to change the bearing on the side plate for the tatula, what is the right size? Is it the 3mmx8mmx4mm?
Hey the sizes are 3x8x4 and 3x10x4 for the spool I get mine from www.spoolspeed.com/collections/bearings/products/daiwa-tatula-spool-hi-speed-hyper-perf-3x8x4-and-3x10x4?variant=32032482492477
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw Which one goes on the side plate (palm side) though?
@@yihengtan461 3x8x4 palm side
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw ahhh alright thank you so much!
does the exposed brake dial on the tatula get in the way? also, what model of boca bearings for the tatula sv tw? i tried looking on boca site, but they don't have. that spool pin tool to replace the spool bearing is $40...plus the bearings probably $20-35...starts to add up...but still less than $500 though.
The brake dial is really tight you will never bump it i had some of the 1st gen one's and they will kinda rub your finger but as far as the bearings I got spool high speed they take the guess work out of it they have everything you need on the website tight lines Playa!
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw i ended up going zpi bearings and found a 6.3 tatula sv tw from japan for $160 brand new. It's not a steez by any stretch...bigger frame..heavier...and you can tell it's not a free floated spool. I should've bought the new tatula to try the bearing swap on it since it's lighter and has a smaller frame, but couldn't get around that ugly @ss spider logo. BUT for around $200 after swapping the bearings it does cast well. If I hadn't fished a steez though...but still upgrading the bearings on these lower end reels makes a world of difference...and I'm happy with my tatula especially the way it casts for $200.
@@HBeretta I don't like the new ones with the logo and I lost a lot of the worry of weight and size over time even fishing 8 hours straight 2-3 oz ain't gonna ruin my day. And 3 things that I look for in a reel can it skip good, cast smaller baits far enough, and doesn't feel like a geary between my steez curado dc lews pro G they all do the same thing at a different price point.
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw you're right....i started out fishing 7+ oz reels. The steez is still the best reel hands down on the market. Can i argue against your point? No...not really. Tatula has the sv spool and the same magforce braking and it casts buttery smooth now with bearing upgrade. If the tatula had the same frame size as the steez...i'd be doing cartwheels right now.
Buy it if it don’t brake the bank. If you can afford it why buy regular f150 buy the raptor for 100k. No need after mkt parts.
Great vid, but all and all Steez is a way better reel... you don't go over $150 and only expect the product to fill the bare mininum. It's just a far lighter and smoother reel. You will find major stuggle to go down the finesse range with a stock tatula while the steez can do it just fine out of the box.
You can fish both and catch fish just fine. Imo i will never get that steez because you are right the tatula can do just about the same thing. Now if you talk about like other daiwa reels that are special focus like steez air, zillion HLC HD etc. Then the tatula will not do. Tatula are ment to be entry level all around average. The regular steez is just a high end all around avg as well. If you need horsing fishing in covers, zillion HD, if you need frogging. Zillion HLC, if you need finess steez air. If you throw swimbaits, tatula 300 and lexa.
What bearings did you put in the sv tws? Where did you get them from? Thanks.
www.spoolspeed.com/collections/bearings/products/daiwa-tatula-spool-hi-speed-hyper-perf-3x8x4-and-3x10x4?variant=32032482492477
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw Thank you. Which ones did you get and did you adjust the spool or leave it on factory settings and just adjust the breaks. Just got a tatula sav tws 103 6.3 and 7.1. The factory tension setting is very loose and even after adjusting the breaks it birds nest like a __________! Lol. Very smooth real.
@@harryestep2488 I was about 2 clicks over my normal setting but it's smoother and cast further but also stops smoother on longer cast sounds to good to be true but they work!
LOL @ "stupid zero adjuster, so what" - Where exactly did you get the bearings?
Spool high speed bearing I believe I got them from their ebay store
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw Thanks, I found them
If you would pick one? Steez SV TW, Steez A TW, Zillion SV TW? or another?
From your list steez Sv tw, the others are cool but the regular ole $500 steez is pretty good but I choose one thats not insanely expensive the tatula Sv is a winner.
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw thanks very much ❤️
Thanks
Holy crap how do you get a reel so free spinning??!!! Thats pretty sweet. Spend the $500 on a rod, can get 2 excellent reels for the price of one steez.
The ceramic bearing and a little trick with the daiwa's turn the brake down to 0.
Where do I get those ceramic bearings? I have a Tatula sv tw 103
www.spoolspeed.com/
Thanks man!
My boss bought me and himself a steez. He didnt like his i ended up with 2
I'm 40 yrs old,got my first baitcaster when I was 16.for all the years I've fished,I have never bought a reel that Cost over $60.it baffles me when people think you have to spend over $100 on a reel just to catch fish.heck I even have one reel that I only spent about $23 and I've used it for the past 2 years with no problems
How many times you fish with the $23 reel?
@@robloxfamily1091 I've had it for 3 years and I use it every weekend
Depends on what your catching. I use the tiny baitcasters with spectra for bluefin and yellowfin tuna in SoCal. The cheaper reels only last a few fish. The expensive reels can last for years. From a private boat we have no problem chasing down 60 lb tuna on a bass reel. It’s just fun to do.
Lol, it spins like that because the tensioner knob is all the way loose. Loosen the steez, it'll do it to.
Ehhhhhh the steez has a very forgiving braking system so that has alot to do with it all of my reels are way loose even with the steez zero adjuster the cheap ceramics will out spin it any day of the week. Check out spool high speed bearings on Instagram plenty of footage of high end reels with bearing upgrades spinning crazy fast
It’s worth every penny
where did you get the bearings?
www.spoolspeed.com/
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw thank you.
bro worried about a special box
That’s good
I definitely disagree. Tatula is a solid reel have owned 6 now. Buy a steez if you fish tournaments and on the water a few hundred days out of the year. Buy a Tatula if you are on the water once a month. Fish tournaments and find out why.
Ehhhhh....I guess but 3oz isn't gonna make it break my wrist or shoulders casting allday its marketing and customer hype when I switched to surf fishing and started using 16-18oz reels thats what will wear you out. But I appreciate the comment!
that's cray cray talk sir! but see what you did now?....now i have to go out and buy a tatula sv and install boca bearings just to see. i have all steez sv tw reels and can tell when i go back to a 7oz reel so weight does matter for me; my rods are light as well so i'm running 10oz combos basically. but damn man!! you had to go ruin it and now i've got to pull out the wallet and buy a tatula.
You won't regret it! I was always scared to change the bearings but when I did I changed almost all my reels. And damn 10oz combo sounds 💰💰💰
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw never thought to buy a tatula to see if I could get it to the steez performance level. yeah i kayak and bank fish a lot and naturally found it more efficient with shorter and lighter setups...so I run all MH fast action 6'10" rods that weigh 4.4oz...pair that with a steez sv tw which puts you right at 10oz.
Just to be clear i prefer the steez sv tw...not the A TW or CT SV. The SV TW has that 100 size spool which is exactly what I prefer. I don't like to buy large spools of line so i stock up on sunline assassin or sniper 225 yd spools here and there so I'm able to fill the sv tw spools fully twice due to 100 size and still have a little leader line leftover.
Oh and with the steez sv tw I can cast qtr oz swimjigs 30-40+ yds on a regular basis with a 6'10" rod...and only gets better with wind to my back. I guess it's why I'm glued to steez sv tw reels...all around performers.
They put the prices on them and people get suckered in once they sell so many they feel ok about it and the next model cost more and more each time if we all just say no im not paying that much they would be forced to be much more reasonable with the prices .
Thanks for the comment and alot of people who disliked the video I feel like kind of missed the point it's a reel push down the button and throw I got out of largemouth bass fishing some years ago but still do it every now and then but when it comes to expensive saltwater reels a lot of them actually justify the price again thanks for watching 👍
Don't forget the BFS game
Bet I got to get one in the collection soon.
Only need one reason to get one. FLEXIN!
It sat on the self for years because of that. I'd always say yeah I left my steez at home LOL
Don’t buy TW reels , yes they cast a bit further but the break a lot ! OG zillions 😎
The OG Zillions are Nice reels but my TW'S are gonna last a while I go offshore more than the lake now.
Daiwa steez ct is like $700 dollars vs regular steez sv tws $500 dollars.
And the steez sv tws casts better
@@jeisonhansson No. The New Steez limited sv tws with digi-gear and boost(booster spool) is on par now with the metanuim mgl and Antares A70..plus its now in hyper silver color. Daiwajapan
@@emmpak Okay, but the steez sv tws still casts more smooth than the steez ct sv tw.
Last one😆
this guy is absolutely correct....other than bragging with the price....steeze is not worthed for 500 dollar.....if u want a good looking reel, buy affordable one and use the money for custom painting it professionally.... Japanese has noting to do other than hentai, or replacing reel chrome factory screw to custom coloured exotic metal limited quantity one.....
you're nuts Steez and Zillion are better quality.. 😄
They may be but the reality of it is none of us are going to fish a bass reel into oblivion save a few dollars at the end of the day you mash the button throw it the lure goes forward🤣
I have to remind myself that everyone is entitled to their own opinions even tho they are wrong lol
Lol not saying the steez sucks or anything lol
true, the steez is pretty expensive, but why you complaining yet you bought it ... haha... you're funny
My wife got it for me when I wanted to be the next KVD its a good reel and I like jt but I soon realized there's really no point of having a reel that expensive.
@@KennethLondon-ft9gw for me when I bought expensive stuff is usually, because i love it not just to have it, maybe you don't like the reel that much guess that why you're disappoint it