I've had a shop spin test of the 22 Exist and Luvias Airity. I couldn't really tell the difference. Now this comes along. Given the price differences, how would you compare all three reels? Sorry to be a bit off subject. Thanks.
Hey man great question. I haven't felt a Luvias Airity yet but I have felt the 22 exists. For the most part I think the differences come from the components and the design itself. The exist has all of their absolute top shelf and newest ideas that work bundled into one reel if you watch the daiwa aus video on the exist they explain how the drag system works and is meant to perform to help hook and keep fish hooked. The Presso has the Zaion MQ body whereas the Luvias and I assume exist also are almost completely magnesium which is a lighter material making start up inertia marginally less on those reels. Little 1%ers means those reels overall should be better performing. Having said that when you get to these price points it's really hard to pick differences between them. You might notice some performance differences on the water tho given the opportunity.
On face value in hand they are light and comfortable to hold. The rod itself is a bit noodly feeling for my taste but doesn't mean it won't do its job well.
@Yep! Ultralight Fishing Everyone has their preferences I like a bit faster rod I also work plastics and find the feedback confusing on soft rods less feel for me so I don't tend to gravitate towards those types of rods normally. Would be cool to test one out tho as I was saying earlier.
Hahah yeah I'm definitely a fan of Daiwa stuff for sure. I have a few shimano reels and rods also great products no worries there. You done a review vid on the twin powers yet??
@@fishermansoffice kind of in my new gear video. There all good quality like any fishing gear the more you spend the better haha hope you are well mate always love ya content 🎣
It's going alright mate. I do wish I could explore some bigger systems but with all the flooding and stuff I'm steering well clear of that at the moment.
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I'll be using it for my micro bass sessions! Perfect for the tight stuff
Yeah for sure mate not a bad shout at all
I've had a shop spin test of the 22 Exist and Luvias Airity. I couldn't really tell the difference. Now this comes along. Given the price differences, how would you compare all three reels? Sorry to be a bit off subject. Thanks.
Hey man great question.
I haven't felt a Luvias Airity yet but I have felt the 22 exists.
For the most part I think the differences come from the components and the design itself.
The exist has all of their absolute top shelf and newest ideas that work bundled into one reel if you watch the daiwa aus video on the exist they explain how the drag system works and is meant to perform to help hook and keep fish hooked.
The Presso has the Zaion MQ body whereas the Luvias and I assume exist also are almost completely magnesium which is a lighter material making start up inertia marginally less on those reels.
Little 1%ers means those reels overall should be better performing.
Having said that when you get to these price points it's really hard to pick differences between them.
You might notice some performance differences on the water tho given the opportunity.
Great insight Lee! That reel looks grouse!
Thanks Ben, it's a very nice reel.
Well worth a look.
Going to do a review on the rod? Can't see any info on TH-cam about the 22 range with the carbon butt
I'd like too mate. I don't have one to use at the moment but I'd like to do some actual fishing with it and see how they perform.
On face value in hand they are light and comfortable to hold.
The rod itself is a bit noodly feeling for my taste but doesn't mean it won't do its job well.
@@fishermansoffice I looked at the 602ULFS I think it is yesterday at my local tackle store. Very nice, .3g casting weight too
@@fishermansoffice Im kind of a fan of noodley slow taper rods
@Yep! Ultralight Fishing Everyone has their preferences I like a bit faster rod I also work plastics and find the feedback confusing on soft rods less feel for me so I don't tend to gravitate towards those types of rods normally.
Would be cool to test one out tho as I was saying earlier.
can it use for saltwater sir ?
I Dont see why not mate.
As long as you keep the salt out of it by propper cleaning.
@@fishermansoffice Thanks, I just bought that beast, Greetings from Indonesia 🔥
Hope you enjoy mate.
What will you be chasing with it??
@@fishermansoffice Use it in saltwater maybe, for castjig, lookin for barramundi or Mangrove Jack
Would be a fun light reel for that sort of fishing hands down.
Nice video Mr.Fisherman🙂
Thank you Mrs fisherman's office 🙃
Haha love the shirt Lee
So do I mate haha.
So do I.
@@fishermansoffice 🤣🤣🤣
I love your review videos! A1 👌
Thanks Les.
Plenty of work goes in I'm glad you're enjoying them 👊
What size is yours?
As far as I know these only come in a 2000 shallow spool size.
@fishermansoffice must be Australian version only.. all I see here in US is 2021 versions .
Ah yes that would explain it, I am pretty sure it's an Aussie market exclusive this reel.
Nice vid mate. Cracking looking reel! Pity in a Shimano boy 😜
Hahah yeah I'm definitely a fan of Daiwa stuff for sure.
I have a few shimano reels and rods also great products no worries there.
You done a review vid on the twin powers yet??
@@fishermansoffice kind of in my new gear video. There all good quality like any fishing gear the more you spend the better haha hope you are well mate always love ya content 🎣
Ah yes I think I remember seeing that one now you mention.
Cheers bro appreciate the support as always.
Looks like a good rewl
Definitely mate very nice bit of gear.
@@fishermansoffice how your trout season Gowing
It's going alright mate.
I do wish I could explore some bigger systems but with all the flooding and stuff I'm steering well clear of that at the moment.
@@fishermansoffice agreed on that but I am pushing thought it and still getting some
Keep at it mate, as will I haha.