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SKU: EXELT3000D-C-043178177839
Built for anglers who want a lighter reel without giving up a solid feel, this spinning reel follows Daiwa’s LT concept and uses a Carbon Light Material Housing to keep weight down while maintaining strength. Its machined aluminum screw-in handle provides a secure connection to the main gear, and the Air Bail and Air Rotor are designed to reduce weight while keeping the reel rigid and balanced. The Automatic Tournament Drag and 5BB + 1 bearing setup round out a feature set suited to everyday freshwater use and long sessions on the water. At this price point, it offers a practical option for hunters and outdoorsmen who also fish and want dependable performance without moving into a higher-cost reel.
Affordable Spinning
Performance positioned above its price
Lt Concept
Emphasizes a light yet tough
Carbon Light
Material Housing is light while
Air Bail
Uses hollow tubular stainless steel
Machined Aluminum
Screw-in handle provides a solid
| Bail | Air Bail |
|---|---|
| Bearings | 5BB + 1 |
| Body Material | Zaion V |
| Drag System | Automatic Tournament Drag |
| Gear Ratio | 5.3:1 |
| Handle Material | Machined aluminum |
| Handle Type | Screw-in handle |
| Housing Material | Carbon Light Material |
| Rotor | Air Rotor |
The product description says the LT concept is designed to be "light but tough." It also notes a Carbon Light Material Housing made of a carbon-based material to keep the reel light yet strong.
The specifications list an Automatic Tournament Drag. No further details about drag range or settings are provided in the source data.
The description states that the reel has a machined aluminum screw-in handle and a Zaion V body. It also mentions a Carbon Light Material Housing made of a carbon-based material.
The listed bearing count is 5BB + 1.
No. The source data provides the gear ratio as 5.3:1, but it does not include line capacity, reel size, or additional gear ratio details.