[Product Infomation]
Brand : DAIWA
Category :
Materials : Alminium
[Product Description]
A cutting-edge baitcasting reel that adapts to your fishing style and continues to grow with you.
Gear Ratio: 8.4
Winding Length (cm/handle rotation): 100
Weight (g): 245
Maximum Drag Force (kg): 7
Standard PE Line Capacity (No.-m): 2-200 / 3-120
Standard Nylon Line Capacity (lb-m): 16-110 / 18-100
Bearings (Ball/Bearing): 10 / 1
Handle Length (mm): 90
Daiwa 24IM Z TW 200 Baitcasting Reel! A baitcasting reel that adapts to your fishing style and continues to grow with you. The next-generation IM Z baitcasting reel series features expandability through reel updates via the DAIWA Connecting System. The new 200 series debuts. The goal in developing the 200 series spool was to incorporate all the characteristics of the DAIWA MAGFORCE brake system. We examined spool characteristics based on not only the LC concept but also the SV concept, and even the ultra-long-distance casting style when using PE line. Specifically, we adjusted the weight balance of each spool unit when the line was wound, and developed a new inductor rotor shape. This significant differentiation from the ultra-long-distance casting performance aimed for with the LIMITBREAKER spool resulted in a wide lure range, from approximately 10g to 110g (4oz), and ease of use and stable casting performance despite the large φ38mm spool. This is the first in the IM Z series to feature a gear ratio of 7.3 (87cm per handle rotation). The 90mm aluminum handle, designed for reeling fishing, is the first to feature the new high-grip I-shape power large knob (S). Its high-level basic performance is fully equipped with "HYPERDRIVE DESIGN," "TWS," "DAIWA CONNECTING-SYSTEM," and "INTELLIGENT MAGFORCE." Regardless of the fish species or whether it's freshwater or saltwater, you can confidently take on monster fish. The 200-C series also supports the DAIWA CONNECTING-SYSTEM. In addition to the four basic brake modes, if you earn badges for "5 fishing trips" and "10.0 km total casting distance" (if you meet the installation requirements), you'll also be able to use the "PE Long Cast" feature, which will be released on October 30, 2023. The 200-C is also highly suited to bass fishing, and anglers can expect to collect and accumulate more useful data for self-analysis in this type of fishing, which requires a lot of casting. *Saltwater compatible* Expandable INTELLIGENT MAGFORCE! The brake system detects spool rotation and digitally controls the brake force for each mode. By simply operating the control switch located on the outside of the side plate, you can instantly switch to completely different brake characteristics. Not only can you select a mode that excels in long-distance casting, but you can also achieve versatile performance with a wide range of lures, adapting to headwinds and lures with high air resistance, without changing the spool. This is the appeal and greatest benefit of the IM concept. What's more, you can add and set new brake modes by updating the reel itself through the DAIWA app. This is truly a moment when the reel's performance itself improves. Also available are the 200 spool and the LIMITBREAKER spool, each compatible with spool replacement. As with the spool customization available on previous models, different casting feels can be achieved depending on the spool characteristics, further expanding the range of casting enjoyment. Only one brake mode is available at the time of purchase (factory shipment). ■ Standard Model ■ LED: Light Blue. Registering the product in the DAIWA app unlocks three additional brake modes. ■ PE / Braided Mode ■ LED: Yellow ■ Long Cast Mode ■ LED: Purple ■ MAX Brake Mode ■ LED: Light Green. After updating the reel, new brake modes are unlocked upon fulfilling certain conditions. ■ PE Long Cast Mode ■ LED: Orange ■ PE Long Cast Mode Setting Requirements: ■ To use PE Long Cast Mode, you must have two badges listed above. After earning a badge, you can set it on the reel in the Brake Mode Settings. *You can check whether you have earned a badge by viewing the list of earned badges on the MyData screen in the DAIWA app. *A software update for the reel is required to set a new brake mode. ■ Supervisor: Yuki Sera, Pro Staff ■The goal was to "go as far as you can!" Baitcasting with PE line is difficult for everyone, isn't it? Just when you're getting used to it, the line suddenly floats, causing backlash and making it impossible to recover... After that, you become too scared to cast at full power. We've developed a brake mode to solve your problems. While thumbing is effective, you don't want to apply excessive brake force, and the delicate balance of control can lead to inconsistent results and inconsistency. Given today's harsh field conditions, a missed cast directly leads to a drop in catch. Therefore, improving casting accuracy is crucial. The strength of the PE Long Cast Mode lies in its digital control, which properly processes the timing when the line doesn't lift off the spool and then reduces the brake force "as much as possible." This minimizes trouble and maximizes casting distance. You can bend the rod without fear! Enjoy baitcasting even more! ■Big Bait Mode■LED: Blue x Yellow■Big Bait Mode Setting Requirements■To use Big Bait Mode, you need the two badges listed above. After earning a badge, you can set it up on the reel using the brake mode setting. *You can check whether you have earned a badge by viewing the list of earned badges on the My Data screen in the DAIWA app. *A software update for the reel itself is required to set up a new brake mode. ■Supervisor: Kazumasa Okumura, Pro Staff■Incredible potential. Stable flight posture of jointed baits! I encourage you to try casting a jointed big bait with spinning tackle. You'll be shocked by the sensation of it flying so little, and then landing right in front of you. When developing the big bait mode, I realized the importance of line tension during casting. The first prototype I tried, in brake mode, was prone to line slack, and honestly, I thought, "That's about right." So, when I requested that the line slack be reduced immediately after casting, the brake control was immediately adjusted on the PC, and the big bait, with its unstable flight posture, was sent out smoothly. This led to the story at the beginning, and I became convinced that "excess line slack causes line tension to drop, disrupting the flight posture and resulting in poor flight." After repeated adjustments, I finally achieved a control system that slightly tugs on the lure during the cast. This is precisely where the benefits of baitcasting tackle lie. Overcoming the issues with flight posture also resulted in increased casting distance as a by-product. Naturally, that's what you'd expect. Furthermore, it also prevents the line from getting tangled on the hook when it hits the water, and has been designed to have a brake mode that is essential for making that crucial shot.
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